مسجد الوارث Masjid Al-warith
Mosques
مسجد الوارث Masjid Al-warith
Highfield Ln, Halesowen B63 4SG
# Masjid Al-Warith
Masjid Al-Warith serves as the spiritual and community hub for the Halesowen/Dudley Yemeni Community Association (HDYCA), a registered charity established in 1986. The mosque caters primarily to the Yemeni and Arabic-speaking communities across the Borough of Dudley and surrounding areas, though it welcomes worshippers from all backgrounds.
The organisation has grown significantly since its inception, responding to the steady increase in the Yemeni population in Halesowen. Beyond traditional mosque functions, HDYCA extends its remit to support broader disadvantaged communities within the local area, demonstrating a commitment to inclusive community engagement.
The mosque provides comprehensive prayer facilities with clearly displayed prayer timetables for all five daily prayers, including Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib, and Isha. Special provisions are made for Jumua (Friday) prayers and Eid celebrations, with dedicated registration systems for significant religious occasions.
What distinguishes Masjid Al-Warith is its recognition as a respected community institution, evidenced by the Queen's Award received in 2022—a testament to its outstanding contributions to community welfare. The mosque integrates spiritual guidance with practical community support, offering educational content alongside prayer facilities, and actively engages members through cultural and religious programming.
Masjid Al-Warith serves as the spiritual and community hub for the Halesowen/Dudley Yemeni Community Association (HDYCA), a registered charity established in 1986. The mosque caters primarily to the Yemeni and Arabic-speaking communities across the Borough of Dudley and surrounding areas, though it welcomes worshippers from all backgrounds.
The organisation has grown significantly since its inception, responding to the steady increase in the Yemeni population in Halesowen. Beyond traditional mosque functions, HDYCA extends its remit to support broader disadvantaged communities within the local area, demonstrating a commitment to inclusive community engagement.
The mosque provides comprehensive prayer facilities with clearly displayed prayer timetables for all five daily prayers, including Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib, and Isha. Special provisions are made for Jumua (Friday) prayers and Eid celebrations, with dedicated registration systems for significant religious occasions.
What distinguishes Masjid Al-Warith is its recognition as a respected community institution, evidenced by the Queen's Award received in 2022—a testament to its outstanding contributions to community welfare. The mosque integrates spiritual guidance with practical community support, offering educational content alongside prayer facilities, and actively engages members through cultural and religious programming.
Services offered
Daily prayer facilitiesFriday Jumua prayersEid prayer celebrations with registrationPrayer timetable informationCommunity welfare supportReligious education and guidanceCommunity events and programmesCultural activities for Yemeni and Arabic-speaking communities