Jamia Hanfia Ghosia Mosque & Princess Street Resource Centre
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Mosques
Jamia Hanfia Ghosia Mosque & Princess Street Resource Centre
19, Burton-on-Trent DE14 2NW
# Princess Street Mosque & Princess Street Resource Centre
Established in 1975, Princess Street Mosque serves as a spiritual and community hub for Muslims and people of all backgrounds in Burton-on-Trent. Operating as a registered charity, the mosque provides daily prayer facilities with five daily prayer times (Fajr through Isha), whilst functioning as a comprehensive resource centre addressing both religious and social needs.
The mosque distinguishes itself through its inclusive approach to faith and community engagement. Beyond traditional worship, they offer Islamic education centred on the Five Pillars of Islam, with particular emphasis on teaching the next generation of British Muslims. The organisation provides pastoral support during significant life events, including dedicated guidance on Islamic burial practices and bereavement support—recognising that faith communities should offer compassion during loss.
Their programming extends to youth initiatives, community events, and news updates distributed through a regular newsletter, ensuring members remain connected and informed. The mosque actively promotes spiritual enrichment alongside social responsibility, positioning itself as more than a place of worship but as a centre for education, support, and unity.
What sets Princess Street Mosque apart is their deliberate balance between maintaining traditional Islamic values and creating an accessible, welcoming environment for diverse backgrounds. Their transparent charity registration (No. 1206926) and integration with digital platforms like the My Masjid App demonstrate commitment to modern accessibility whilst honouring centuries of Islamic practice.
Established in 1975, Princess Street Mosque serves as a spiritual and community hub for Muslims and people of all backgrounds in Burton-on-Trent. Operating as a registered charity, the mosque provides daily prayer facilities with five daily prayer times (Fajr through Isha), whilst functioning as a comprehensive resource centre addressing both religious and social needs.
The mosque distinguishes itself through its inclusive approach to faith and community engagement. Beyond traditional worship, they offer Islamic education centred on the Five Pillars of Islam, with particular emphasis on teaching the next generation of British Muslims. The organisation provides pastoral support during significant life events, including dedicated guidance on Islamic burial practices and bereavement support—recognising that faith communities should offer compassion during loss.
Their programming extends to youth initiatives, community events, and news updates distributed through a regular newsletter, ensuring members remain connected and informed. The mosque actively promotes spiritual enrichment alongside social responsibility, positioning itself as more than a place of worship but as a centre for education, support, and unity.
What sets Princess Street Mosque apart is their deliberate balance between maintaining traditional Islamic values and creating an accessible, welcoming environment for diverse backgrounds. Their transparent charity registration (No. 1206926) and integration with digital platforms like the My Masjid App demonstrate commitment to modern accessibility whilst honouring centuries of Islamic practice.
Services offered
Daily prayer facilitiesIslamic education programmesYouth programmesIslamic burial guidance and supportCommunity events and gatheringsBereavement support servicesNewsletter and prayer timetable updatesCharitable donations and community fundraising