Shah Jalaal Bengali Islamic Centre
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Shah Jalaal Bengali Islamic Centre
61 Poplar Rd, Birmingham B11 1UH
# Shah Jalal Jamia Masjid Bengali School and Islamic Centre
Located in Sparkhill, Birmingham, Shah Jalal Jamia Masjid serves as a comprehensive Islamic community hub for the predominantly Bangladeshi Muslim population in the Tyseley area. Operating as a Sunni Deobandi mosque with a capacity of 450 worshippers, the centre provides essential religious, educational and social services to Birmingham's Bengali Muslim community.
The mosque offers daily congregational prayers across all five prayer times, with detailed prayer schedules updated seasonally to reflect Birmingham's changing daylight hours. Beyond worship, the centre functions as a Bengali Islamic school, providing religious education rooted in Islamic tradition and Bengali cultural heritage. This dual function distinguishes it as more than a prayer space—it serves as a cultural and educational institution preserving Islamic values whilst maintaining community identity.
The centre's Bangladeshi management ensures culturally sensitive service delivery and community representation. Located on Poplar Road in an accessible area with nearby transport links including Small Heath Rail Station, the mosque is well-positioned to serve its congregation. The facility welcomes both male and female worshippers, reflecting inclusive Islamic practice.
As a registered mosque with "Very Good" data accuracy ratings, Shah Jalal maintains transparent operations and community engagement. The centre plays a vital role in supporting the spiritual development, Islamic education and social cohesion of Birmingham's Bengali Muslim community, offering a welcoming space for prayer, learning and fellowship.
Located in Sparkhill, Birmingham, Shah Jalal Jamia Masjid serves as a comprehensive Islamic community hub for the predominantly Bangladeshi Muslim population in the Tyseley area. Operating as a Sunni Deobandi mosque with a capacity of 450 worshippers, the centre provides essential religious, educational and social services to Birmingham's Bengali Muslim community.
The mosque offers daily congregational prayers across all five prayer times, with detailed prayer schedules updated seasonally to reflect Birmingham's changing daylight hours. Beyond worship, the centre functions as a Bengali Islamic school, providing religious education rooted in Islamic tradition and Bengali cultural heritage. This dual function distinguishes it as more than a prayer space—it serves as a cultural and educational institution preserving Islamic values whilst maintaining community identity.
The centre's Bangladeshi management ensures culturally sensitive service delivery and community representation. Located on Poplar Road in an accessible area with nearby transport links including Small Heath Rail Station, the mosque is well-positioned to serve its congregation. The facility welcomes both male and female worshippers, reflecting inclusive Islamic practice.
As a registered mosque with "Very Good" data accuracy ratings, Shah Jalal maintains transparent operations and community engagement. The centre plays a vital role in supporting the spiritual development, Islamic education and social cohesion of Birmingham's Bengali Muslim community, offering a welcoming space for prayer, learning and fellowship.
Services offered
Daily congregational prayersIslamic religious educationBengali cultural programmescommunity eventswedding and ceremony hostingyouth Islamic classesQuranic study circlesbereavement support