Greenwich Madina Trust
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Greenwich Madina Trust
56 Camrose St, London SE2 0JA
# Greenwich Madina Trust
Greenwich Madina Trust, operating as Ghousia Masjid since 2009, is an established Islamic community centre serving the Muslim population of SE2 London. The organisation provides comprehensive religious, educational and social services centred around the five daily prayers and Islamic learning.
The trust serves local families, children and adults seeking to deepen their Islamic knowledge and practice. They cater specifically to both men and women, offering gender-specific learning opportunities. Their congregation spans generations, from young students enrolled in their madrassah programme through to established community members.
What distinguishes Greenwich Madina Trust is their integrated approach to community support. Beyond facilitating daily congregational prayers with published timetables, they operate a structured madrassah with separate junior and senior classes running weekday afternoons, ensuring accessible Islamic education for children aged 5-16. Their weekly Dars-e-Quran sessions provide Quranic study with detailed tafseer and discussion for adults, with separate sessions for men and women.
The organisation also demonstrates practical community stewardship through initiatives like their Shaheed Quran collection and disposal service, and infrastructure improvements such as the new entrance facilitating Jummah attendance. Their monthly Gyarwee Shareef gatherings celebrating Sheikh Abdul Qadir Jilani maintain spiritual and cultural traditions whilst welcoming broader community participation.
Active across social media platforms, Greenwich Madina Trust maintains transparent communication with their congregation regarding schedules, events and community updates, fostering an engaged and connected faith community.
Greenwich Madina Trust, operating as Ghousia Masjid since 2009, is an established Islamic community centre serving the Muslim population of SE2 London. The organisation provides comprehensive religious, educational and social services centred around the five daily prayers and Islamic learning.
The trust serves local families, children and adults seeking to deepen their Islamic knowledge and practice. They cater specifically to both men and women, offering gender-specific learning opportunities. Their congregation spans generations, from young students enrolled in their madrassah programme through to established community members.
What distinguishes Greenwich Madina Trust is their integrated approach to community support. Beyond facilitating daily congregational prayers with published timetables, they operate a structured madrassah with separate junior and senior classes running weekday afternoons, ensuring accessible Islamic education for children aged 5-16. Their weekly Dars-e-Quran sessions provide Quranic study with detailed tafseer and discussion for adults, with separate sessions for men and women.
The organisation also demonstrates practical community stewardship through initiatives like their Shaheed Quran collection and disposal service, and infrastructure improvements such as the new entrance facilitating Jummah attendance. Their monthly Gyarwee Shareef gatherings celebrating Sheikh Abdul Qadir Jilani maintain spiritual and cultural traditions whilst welcoming broader community participation.
Active across social media platforms, Greenwich Madina Trust maintains transparent communication with their congregation regarding schedules, events and community updates, fostering an engaged and connected faith community.
Services offered
Daily congregational prayersMadrassah Islamic education (junior and senior)Dars-e-Quran weekly study circlesMonthly Gyarwee Shareef gatheringsShaheed Quran collection and disposalCommunity social eventsPrayer time guidanceMasjid facilities hire