MASJID USMAN
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Mosques
MASJID USMAN
117 Hartley Rd, Nottingham NG7 3AQ
# Masjid Usman - Nottingham
Masjid Usman is an active mosque serving the Nottingham community from its Hartley Road location in Radford. Managed by the Nottingham Afghan Foundation and sustained through community donations, it functions as a spiritual and educational hub for Muslims across the city and visitors alike.
The masjid accommodates up to 100 worshippers for the five daily prayers and Friday Jummah salah, providing a consistent space for Islamic devotion throughout the day. During Ramadan, the facility demonstrates particular community commitment by offering daily iftari meals to approximately 60 people from diverse backgrounds, alongside evening Taraweeh prayers.
Beyond prayer facilities, Masjid Usman operates a weekend maktab programme where children learn Quranic recitation, memorisation of surahs, Islamic history, and foundational Islamic teachings including duas and qidahs. Importantly, the curriculum emphasises character development, moral values, and appropriate social conduct alongside religious knowledge.
The mosque also hosts regular hadith circles and Islamic knowledge sessions following prayers, supplemented by Islamic seminars and conferences for the broader community. These initiatives position Masjid Usman as both a place of worship and an educational institution fostering Islamic literacy and community cohesion.
A notable limitation is the current lack of dedicated facilities for female worshippers due to building constraints, though visiting sisters are accommodated. The masjid's commitment to social welfare through community events and its role in supporting the Afghan and broader Muslim community distinguishes it as a valued neighbourhood institution.
Masjid Usman is an active mosque serving the Nottingham community from its Hartley Road location in Radford. Managed by the Nottingham Afghan Foundation and sustained through community donations, it functions as a spiritual and educational hub for Muslims across the city and visitors alike.
The masjid accommodates up to 100 worshippers for the five daily prayers and Friday Jummah salah, providing a consistent space for Islamic devotion throughout the day. During Ramadan, the facility demonstrates particular community commitment by offering daily iftari meals to approximately 60 people from diverse backgrounds, alongside evening Taraweeh prayers.
Beyond prayer facilities, Masjid Usman operates a weekend maktab programme where children learn Quranic recitation, memorisation of surahs, Islamic history, and foundational Islamic teachings including duas and qidahs. Importantly, the curriculum emphasises character development, moral values, and appropriate social conduct alongside religious knowledge.
The mosque also hosts regular hadith circles and Islamic knowledge sessions following prayers, supplemented by Islamic seminars and conferences for the broader community. These initiatives position Masjid Usman as both a place of worship and an educational institution fostering Islamic literacy and community cohesion.
A notable limitation is the current lack of dedicated facilities for female worshippers due to building constraints, though visiting sisters are accommodated. The masjid's commitment to social welfare through community events and its role in supporting the Afghan and broader Muslim community distinguishes it as a valued neighbourhood institution.
Services offered
Five daily prayersJummah salahRamadan iftari mealsTaraweeh prayersWeekend Quranic classesIslamic studies maktabHadith circles and Islamic knowledge sessionsIslamic seminars and conferences