Zaytuna Community Masjid / Abrahamic Foundation Birmingham
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Zaytuna Community Masjid / Abrahamic Foundation Birmingham
340 Quinton Rd W, Birmingham B32 1PJ
# Business Description
The Abrahamic Foundation, operating as Zaytuna Community Masjid in Birmingham, is a comprehensive Islamic institution serving the local Muslim community and beyond. They deliver integrated religious, educational and social provisions under a unified vision of creating faithful, thriving communities.
Their religious services centre on two masjids offering daily prayers, with Jumu'ah services at 1:30pm and 2:30pm, alongside spiritual guidance through their Imams' Office and advisory hub (AFIAH). The foundation distinguishes itself through innovative community engagement, including masjid circles, youth stayovers and structured itikaaf programmes.
The educational arm, Birmingham Muslim College, caters to diverse learners from children through adults. Programmes include Quranic memorisation via Ad-Dani Academy, formal Islamic studies courses, specialised Ifta training in Islamic jurisprudence, and the New Muslim Network supporting converts. They also facilitate talks and conferences on contemporary Islamic topics.
What sets them apart is their deliberate focus on youth development and interfaith work. EIDDY Youth operates multiple initiatives including the Hear Me Out project, interfaith dialogue programmes and inter-Muslim engagement projects. They actively bridge religious communities whilst maintaining Islamic identity.
The British Majlis provides family arbitration and nikah (marriage) ceremonies, addressing practical community needs. Their commitment to inclusivity, integrity and cooperation—core stated values—manifests through volunteer opportunities and structured community outreach programmes. They've embedded accessibility through WhatsApp channels and calendar-based appointment systems, reflecting modern community engagement approaches.
The Abrahamic Foundation, operating as Zaytuna Community Masjid in Birmingham, is a comprehensive Islamic institution serving the local Muslim community and beyond. They deliver integrated religious, educational and social provisions under a unified vision of creating faithful, thriving communities.
Their religious services centre on two masjids offering daily prayers, with Jumu'ah services at 1:30pm and 2:30pm, alongside spiritual guidance through their Imams' Office and advisory hub (AFIAH). The foundation distinguishes itself through innovative community engagement, including masjid circles, youth stayovers and structured itikaaf programmes.
The educational arm, Birmingham Muslim College, caters to diverse learners from children through adults. Programmes include Quranic memorisation via Ad-Dani Academy, formal Islamic studies courses, specialised Ifta training in Islamic jurisprudence, and the New Muslim Network supporting converts. They also facilitate talks and conferences on contemporary Islamic topics.
What sets them apart is their deliberate focus on youth development and interfaith work. EIDDY Youth operates multiple initiatives including the Hear Me Out project, interfaith dialogue programmes and inter-Muslim engagement projects. They actively bridge religious communities whilst maintaining Islamic identity.
The British Majlis provides family arbitration and nikah (marriage) ceremonies, addressing practical community needs. Their commitment to inclusivity, integrity and cooperation—core stated values—manifests through volunteer opportunities and structured community outreach programmes. They've embedded accessibility through WhatsApp channels and calendar-based appointment systems, reflecting modern community engagement approaches.
Services offered
Daily prayers and Jumu'ah servicesIslamic jurisprudence coursesQuranic memorisation academyYouth mentorship and development programmesFamily arbitration and marriage ceremoniesInterfaith dialogue initiativesAdult Islamic educationZakat and charity administration