Jamia Masjid Qadria Trust Community Education Centre
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Jamia Masjid Qadria Trust Community Education Centre
25 Alfred St, Birmingham B12 8JL
# Jamia Masjid Qadria Trust Community Education Centre
Jamia Masjid Qadria Trust is an established Islamic community centre serving the Sparkbrook area of Birmingham since 2005. Founded by Pir Mohammed Tayyab Ur Rahman, the organisation has expanded significantly to meet the evolving needs of the local Muslim population.
The centre operates as both a functioning masjid and educational hub, providing five daily prayer facilities, Jummah (Friday) prayers, and a comprehensive evening Madrassah for young people aged 5-16. Their supplementary Islamic education programme covers a broad curriculum designed to engage children in a safe, supportive environment whilst helping them excel academically and spiritually.
Beyond worship and education, Qadria Trust distinguishes itself through community-focused services including Nikah (Islamic marriage) ceremonies conducted in accordance with Sharia law and the Sunnah. The organisation actively encourages community participation through volunteer opportunities, recognising that service users can contribute meaningfully to the centre's development.
The trust maintains strong community engagement through weekly and yearly gatherings for both men and women, fostering social cohesion amongst Birmingham's Muslim residents. Their commitment extends to wider humanitarian causes, evidenced by active fundraising appeals including their Gaza Fund and annual Qurbani appeals.
Operating with robust payment security systems for donations, Qadria Trust prioritises accessibility and transparency. The organisation provides essential community resources including current prayer timetables and Quranic audio resources, demonstrating their dedication to supporting Islamic practice among all age groups.
Jamia Masjid Qadria Trust is an established Islamic community centre serving the Sparkbrook area of Birmingham since 2005. Founded by Pir Mohammed Tayyab Ur Rahman, the organisation has expanded significantly to meet the evolving needs of the local Muslim population.
The centre operates as both a functioning masjid and educational hub, providing five daily prayer facilities, Jummah (Friday) prayers, and a comprehensive evening Madrassah for young people aged 5-16. Their supplementary Islamic education programme covers a broad curriculum designed to engage children in a safe, supportive environment whilst helping them excel academically and spiritually.
Beyond worship and education, Qadria Trust distinguishes itself through community-focused services including Nikah (Islamic marriage) ceremonies conducted in accordance with Sharia law and the Sunnah. The organisation actively encourages community participation through volunteer opportunities, recognising that service users can contribute meaningfully to the centre's development.
The trust maintains strong community engagement through weekly and yearly gatherings for both men and women, fostering social cohesion amongst Birmingham's Muslim residents. Their commitment extends to wider humanitarian causes, evidenced by active fundraising appeals including their Gaza Fund and annual Qurbani appeals.
Operating with robust payment security systems for donations, Qadria Trust prioritises accessibility and transparency. The organisation provides essential community resources including current prayer timetables and Quranic audio resources, demonstrating their dedication to supporting Islamic practice among all age groups.
Services offered
Five daily prayersJummah prayersEvening Madrassah (Islamic education ages 5-16)Nikah (Islamic marriage ceremonies)Community gatheringsWeekly women's groupsQurbani servicesCharitable fundraising appeals