Peace Central Masjid
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Mosques
Peace Central Masjid
15 Middle Park Way, Havant PO9 4AB
# Peace Central Masjid
Peace Central Masjid is a community-focused Islamic centre located in Havant, serving the Muslim population north of Portsmouth. Established in 2014 as a modest Qur'an study circle, it has evolved into the primary mosque and religious hub for the area, securing permanent premises in 2017 through community donations.
The masjid serves families, children, youth, converts, and women seeking religious guidance, education, and social support. They cater to diverse needs within the Muslim community, from those seeking daily prayer facilities to families wanting Qur'anic education for their children and individuals exploring Islam through their revert support programme.
What distinguishes Peace Central Masjid is their holistic approach beyond traditional worship. Rather than operating solely as a prayer space, they function as a comprehensive community resource. Their Food Hub addresses local food insecurity, whilst their Sisters' Circle and Youth Workshops foster belonging across demographics. They actively engage in interfaith dialogue, building bridges with broader society. Their commitment to supporting families through practical means—food assistance, educational programmes, and community events—demonstrates a responsive approach to genuine community needs.
The organisation emphasises accessibility and inclusivity, welcoming newcomers and those exploring faith. Their range of services spanning children's education, youth development, spiritual guidance for converts, and women-specific programming reflects understanding that community needs extend beyond religious ceremonies. This integrated model of spiritual, educational, and practical support makes them uniquely positioned as a care-oriented institution rather than merely a place of worship.
Peace Central Masjid is a community-focused Islamic centre located in Havant, serving the Muslim population north of Portsmouth. Established in 2014 as a modest Qur'an study circle, it has evolved into the primary mosque and religious hub for the area, securing permanent premises in 2017 through community donations.
The masjid serves families, children, youth, converts, and women seeking religious guidance, education, and social support. They cater to diverse needs within the Muslim community, from those seeking daily prayer facilities to families wanting Qur'anic education for their children and individuals exploring Islam through their revert support programme.
What distinguishes Peace Central Masjid is their holistic approach beyond traditional worship. Rather than operating solely as a prayer space, they function as a comprehensive community resource. Their Food Hub addresses local food insecurity, whilst their Sisters' Circle and Youth Workshops foster belonging across demographics. They actively engage in interfaith dialogue, building bridges with broader society. Their commitment to supporting families through practical means—food assistance, educational programmes, and community events—demonstrates a responsive approach to genuine community needs.
The organisation emphasises accessibility and inclusivity, welcoming newcomers and those exploring faith. Their range of services spanning children's education, youth development, spiritual guidance for converts, and women-specific programming reflects understanding that community needs extend beyond religious ceremonies. This integrated model of spiritual, educational, and practical support makes them uniquely positioned as a care-oriented institution rather than merely a place of worship.
Services offered
Daily PrayersKids Qur'an SchoolRevert Support GroupSisters' CircleYouth WorkshopsFood HubCommunity EventsIslamic Awareness and Interfaith Dialogue