Markaz Al-Huda (Masjid Longton Stoke on Trent)
MA
Mosques
Markaz Al-Huda (Masjid Longton Stoke on Trent)
Furnace Rd, Stoke-on-Trent ST3 1QZ
# Markaz Al-Huda (At-Tawheed Foundation)
Markaz Al-Huda is one of three mosque branches operated by At-Tawheed Foundation across Stoke-on-Trent, serving the southern part of the city from their Longton location. Founded in 2009, the organisation is dedicated to disseminating authentic Islamic teachings rooted in the Quran and Sunnah to both Muslim and non-Muslim community members.
The foundation operates as a multifunctional Islamic centre rather than a traditional mosque alone. Beyond daily congregational prayers—with five daily prayer times plus Friday Jumu'ah—they facilitate spiritual growth and community engagement through various initiatives. Their offerings encompass Islamic education programmes, Dawah (Islamic outreach) activities designed to share Islamic teachings with compassion, and Madrasa (Islamic schooling) enrolment. The organisation also provides matrimonial services through Nikkah (marriage) ceremonies and actively encourages community participation via volunteer opportunities.
What distinguishes Markaz Al-Huda is their integrated community approach. They combine worship facilities with educational workshops, cultural exchange programmes, and charitable initiatives. The foundation maintains transparent fundraising appeals focused on facility maintenance and programme development, emphasising their role as a centre for spiritual and intellectual growth.
Their activities calendar demonstrates consistent community engagement, including specialised programmes such as the Future Scholars Programme and regular Dawah activities. The organisation serves diverse community needs whilst maintaining Islamic authenticity.
Markaz Al-Huda is one of three mosque branches operated by At-Tawheed Foundation across Stoke-on-Trent, serving the southern part of the city from their Longton location. Founded in 2009, the organisation is dedicated to disseminating authentic Islamic teachings rooted in the Quran and Sunnah to both Muslim and non-Muslim community members.
The foundation operates as a multifunctional Islamic centre rather than a traditional mosque alone. Beyond daily congregational prayers—with five daily prayer times plus Friday Jumu'ah—they facilitate spiritual growth and community engagement through various initiatives. Their offerings encompass Islamic education programmes, Dawah (Islamic outreach) activities designed to share Islamic teachings with compassion, and Madrasa (Islamic schooling) enrolment. The organisation also provides matrimonial services through Nikkah (marriage) ceremonies and actively encourages community participation via volunteer opportunities.
What distinguishes Markaz Al-Huda is their integrated community approach. They combine worship facilities with educational workshops, cultural exchange programmes, and charitable initiatives. The foundation maintains transparent fundraising appeals focused on facility maintenance and programme development, emphasising their role as a centre for spiritual and intellectual growth.
Their activities calendar demonstrates consistent community engagement, including specialised programmes such as the Future Scholars Programme and regular Dawah activities. The organisation serves diverse community needs whilst maintaining Islamic authenticity.
Services offered
Daily congregational prayersFriday Jumu'ah servicesMadrasa Islamic educationNikkah matrimonial servicesDawah outreach programmesEducational workshopsVolunteer opportunitiesCommunity events and fundraisers