Minhaj-ul-Quran International, UK (Birmingham)/ Mosque
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Minhaj-ul-Quran International, UK (Birmingham)/ Mosque
14 Naseby Rd, Birmingham B8 3HE
# Minhaj-ul-Quran International, UK
Minhaj-ul-Quran International is a faith-based organisation operating mosques and Islamic centres across the UK, with a significant presence in Birmingham. The organisation serves Muslim communities and those interested in Islamic teachings, interfaith dialogue, and peace initiatives.
The organisation distinguishes itself through its prominent advocacy for world peace, interfaith harmony, and counter-narratives to violent extremism. Led by Shaykh-ul-Islam Dr Muhammad Tahir-ul-Qadri, Minhaj-ul-Quran has hosted major conferences including the "Peace for Humanity" gathering at Wembley Arena, which saw British Muslims collectively denounce violence. The group actively participates in international forums, with leadership delivering keynote addresses at UN conferences on interfaith harmony.
Beyond traditional mosque functions, Minhaj-ul-Quran emphasises Islamic education rooted in authentic scholarly traditions, promoting rigorous inquiry and truth-seeking among believers. The organisation runs the AL-HIDAYAH programme, specifically addressing violent extremism through counter-narrative education.
With centres in Birmingham, Bradford, Glasgow, Nelson, and Walsall, the organisation serves diverse British Muslim communities whilst maintaining international connections. Their website content reflects commitment to bridging East-West relations and fostering mutual coexistence. The organisation positions itself not merely as a place of worship but as an active participant in British civic life, promoting religious literacy, peaceful coexistence, and evidence-based thinking grounded in Islamic scholarship.
Minhaj-ul-Quran International is a faith-based organisation operating mosques and Islamic centres across the UK, with a significant presence in Birmingham. The organisation serves Muslim communities and those interested in Islamic teachings, interfaith dialogue, and peace initiatives.
The organisation distinguishes itself through its prominent advocacy for world peace, interfaith harmony, and counter-narratives to violent extremism. Led by Shaykh-ul-Islam Dr Muhammad Tahir-ul-Qadri, Minhaj-ul-Quran has hosted major conferences including the "Peace for Humanity" gathering at Wembley Arena, which saw British Muslims collectively denounce violence. The group actively participates in international forums, with leadership delivering keynote addresses at UN conferences on interfaith harmony.
Beyond traditional mosque functions, Minhaj-ul-Quran emphasises Islamic education rooted in authentic scholarly traditions, promoting rigorous inquiry and truth-seeking among believers. The organisation runs the AL-HIDAYAH programme, specifically addressing violent extremism through counter-narrative education.
With centres in Birmingham, Bradford, Glasgow, Nelson, and Walsall, the organisation serves diverse British Muslim communities whilst maintaining international connections. Their website content reflects commitment to bridging East-West relations and fostering mutual coexistence. The organisation positions itself not merely as a place of worship but as an active participant in British civic life, promoting religious literacy, peaceful coexistence, and evidence-based thinking grounded in Islamic scholarship.
Services offered
Friday prayers and daily congregational worshipQuranic education and Islamic studies programmesInterfaith dialogue eventsCounter-extremism educational initiativesCommunity outreach programmesSpiritual guidance and counsellingMawlid-un-Nabi conferencesReligious lecture series