Hazrath Shajalal Central Mosque Swindon
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Hazrath Shajalal Central Mosque Swindon
136-139 Manchester Rd, Swindon SN1 2AF
# Hazrath Shajalal Central Mosque Swindon
Hazrath Shajalal Central Mosque is a traditional Islamic place of worship serving the Bangladeshi and broader Muslim community in Swindon. Established in 1999, the mosque follows the Ahlus Sunnah Wal Jamaah tradition and operates as a spiritual and community hub for Muslims across the town.
The mosque facilitates daily obligatory prayers (Salah) in congregation, emphasising the Islamic principle that communal prayer carries significantly greater spiritual reward. They actively encourage attendees through the My Masjid Community App, which provides real-time prayer notifications to help worshippers maintain their prayer schedules.
A particular focus is their Friday prayers (Jumu'ah) service, which accommodates the local community through two separate sessions. The first session includes a Bayaan in Bangla and English at 12:45 PM, followed by an Arabic Khutbah at 1:30 PM. The second session begins at 2:00 PM with a Bangla Bayaan and Arabic Khutbah at 2:15 PM, allowing flexibility for different groups within the congregation. These services are available for live listening online, extending accessibility beyond the physical mosque.
Beyond prayer services, the mosque accepts charitable donations (Sadaqah) through multiple channels, including bank transfers and online payments via SumUp, supporting operational costs and ongoing development projects including a loft conversion and extension initiative.
Hazrath Shajalal Central Mosque is a traditional Islamic place of worship serving the Bangladeshi and broader Muslim community in Swindon. Established in 1999, the mosque follows the Ahlus Sunnah Wal Jamaah tradition and operates as a spiritual and community hub for Muslims across the town.
The mosque facilitates daily obligatory prayers (Salah) in congregation, emphasising the Islamic principle that communal prayer carries significantly greater spiritual reward. They actively encourage attendees through the My Masjid Community App, which provides real-time prayer notifications to help worshippers maintain their prayer schedules.
A particular focus is their Friday prayers (Jumu'ah) service, which accommodates the local community through two separate sessions. The first session includes a Bayaan in Bangla and English at 12:45 PM, followed by an Arabic Khutbah at 1:30 PM. The second session begins at 2:00 PM with a Bangla Bayaan and Arabic Khutbah at 2:15 PM, allowing flexibility for different groups within the congregation. These services are available for live listening online, extending accessibility beyond the physical mosque.
Beyond prayer services, the mosque accepts charitable donations (Sadaqah) through multiple channels, including bank transfers and online payments via SumUp, supporting operational costs and ongoing development projects including a loft conversion and extension initiative.
Services offered
Daily congregational prayersFriday Jumu'ah services with bilingual sermonsIslamic religious educationlive prayer streamingcommunity gatheringscharitable donation collectionmosque development projectsspiritual guidance