Mubarak Mosque
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Mubarak Mosque
Islamabad, Farnham GU10 2AQ
# Mubarak Mosque - Ahmadiyya Muslim Community
Mubarak Mosque in Farnham is part of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, an Islamic organisation centred on the belief in Hazrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad of Qadian as the Promised Messiah and Mahdi. The mosque serves as a spiritual and community centre for Muslims in the local area who share these theological convictions.
The community distinguishes itself through its motto "Love for All, Hatred for None," reflecting a commitment to interfaith dialogue and peaceful coexistence. The mosque functions as a hub for religious education, spiritual development and community engagement. Members access comprehensive Islamic resources including the Holy Quran, Friday sermons delivered by the community's leadership, and educational materials exploring Islamic teachings and history.
Beyond worship, Mubarak Mosque facilitates youth programmes through Khuddam (young men's organisation) and Atfal (children's wing), alongside women's groups and family activities. The community emphasises personal spiritual growth, truthfulness, trustworthiness and moral development through regular sermons and study circles.
The mosque serves Ahmadi Muslims seeking a welcoming faith community with structured religious guidance, pastoral support and social connection. Its digital presence through the Al Islam platform extends reach to a global audience, offering multilingual resources including Urdu and Arabic content, podcasts, and multimedia materials. The community operates according to the concept of Khilafat—a successorship system maintaining spiritual continuity and guidance for members worldwide.
Mubarak Mosque in Farnham is part of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, an Islamic organisation centred on the belief in Hazrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad of Qadian as the Promised Messiah and Mahdi. The mosque serves as a spiritual and community centre for Muslims in the local area who share these theological convictions.
The community distinguishes itself through its motto "Love for All, Hatred for None," reflecting a commitment to interfaith dialogue and peaceful coexistence. The mosque functions as a hub for religious education, spiritual development and community engagement. Members access comprehensive Islamic resources including the Holy Quran, Friday sermons delivered by the community's leadership, and educational materials exploring Islamic teachings and history.
Beyond worship, Mubarak Mosque facilitates youth programmes through Khuddam (young men's organisation) and Atfal (children's wing), alongside women's groups and family activities. The community emphasises personal spiritual growth, truthfulness, trustworthiness and moral development through regular sermons and study circles.
The mosque serves Ahmadi Muslims seeking a welcoming faith community with structured religious guidance, pastoral support and social connection. Its digital presence through the Al Islam platform extends reach to a global audience, offering multilingual resources including Urdu and Arabic content, podcasts, and multimedia materials. The community operates according to the concept of Khilafat—a successorship system maintaining spiritual continuity and guidance for members worldwide.
Services offered
Friday prayers and sermonsQuranic study circlesYouth programmes (Khuddam and Atfal)Wedding and funeral servicesCommunity counselling and supportInterfaith dialogue eventsReligious education classesSocial welfare activities