Al Huda Masjid
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Mosques
Al Huda Masjid
119 Legrams Ln, Bradford BD7 2AA
# Al Huda Masjid
Al Huda Masjid is an established Islamic community centre located on Legrams Lane in Bradford, serving the local Muslim population and wider community since its foundation in 2000. Originally a Methodist church from the late 19th century, the building was converted and opened as a mosque on 23rd November 2000, now operating under Ahle Hadith principles.
The masjid serves approximately 300 worshippers weekly across its 600-person capacity main prayer halls, with dedicated facilities for both male and female congregants. The organisation provides comprehensive Islamic services including five daily prayers with congregation times, Friday Jummah prayers, and Quranic education through its integrated Madrassah Salafiah. Programmes are delivered bilingually in English and Urdu, ensuring accessibility across the diverse community.
What distinguishes Al Huda Masjid is its commitment to community development and religious education. Beyond prayer facilities, it offers structured Islamic learning programmes, maintains accurate prayer timetables, and provides ceremonial services including Eid celebrations. The masjid is currently undertaking an ambitious mosque extension project to expand capacity to 900 worshippers, demonstrating long-term investment in serving its congregation.
The centre operates as a genuine community hub, with kitchen facilities, multiple classrooms, and appropriate ablution areas. Their transparent approach to fundraising and community engagement, combined with their bilingual teaching model, makes them an inclusive resource for Bradford's Muslim community seeking authentic Islamic practice and education.
Al Huda Masjid is an established Islamic community centre located on Legrams Lane in Bradford, serving the local Muslim population and wider community since its foundation in 2000. Originally a Methodist church from the late 19th century, the building was converted and opened as a mosque on 23rd November 2000, now operating under Ahle Hadith principles.
The masjid serves approximately 300 worshippers weekly across its 600-person capacity main prayer halls, with dedicated facilities for both male and female congregants. The organisation provides comprehensive Islamic services including five daily prayers with congregation times, Friday Jummah prayers, and Quranic education through its integrated Madrassah Salafiah. Programmes are delivered bilingually in English and Urdu, ensuring accessibility across the diverse community.
What distinguishes Al Huda Masjid is its commitment to community development and religious education. Beyond prayer facilities, it offers structured Islamic learning programmes, maintains accurate prayer timetables, and provides ceremonial services including Eid celebrations. The masjid is currently undertaking an ambitious mosque extension project to expand capacity to 900 worshippers, demonstrating long-term investment in serving its congregation.
The centre operates as a genuine community hub, with kitchen facilities, multiple classrooms, and appropriate ablution areas. Their transparent approach to fundraising and community engagement, combined with their bilingual teaching model, makes them an inclusive resource for Bradford's Muslim community seeking authentic Islamic practice and education.
Services offered
Daily congregational prayersFriday Jummah servicesQuranic education (Madrassah)Islamic learning programmesEid celebrationsCommunity facilitiesPrayer time guidanceBilingual religious instruction