Folkestone Islamic Cultural Centre

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Folkestone Islamic Cultural Centre

8a Foord Rd S, Folkestone CT20 1HJ
# Folkestone Islamic Cultural Centre

Established in 1989, the Folkestone Islamic Cultural Centre is a mosque and community hub serving the Muslim population of Folkestone, Kent. Founded by local Bangladeshi restaurateurs, the centre has evolved into a vital spiritual and social institution for the region's Islamic community.

The centre provides a dedicated space for the five daily prayers, accommodating both men and women from the local area. Beyond worship, it offers comprehensive Islamic education programmes focused on Quranic studies and the teachings of Prophet Muhammad, with classes tailored for children, women and men. The centre recognises the importance of holistic community support, providing social and recreational facilities that strengthen bonds within the Muslim community.

A distinctive feature of the Folkestone Islamic Cultural Centre is its commitment to interfaith dialogue and community integration. The organisation actively works to increase awareness of Islam amongst non-Muslim residents whilst promoting social cohesion and harmony across different community groups—a particularly valuable role in a diverse coastal town.

The centre maintains an engaged digital presence through its website and mobile app (available on iOS and Android), keeping the community informed of prayer times, news and updates. Operationally, the mosque relies entirely on charitable donations from the community, emphasising the importance of congregational support for its sustained operations and service delivery.
Services offered
Daily prayer facilitiesIslamic education classesQuranic studiesWomen's programmesChildren's Islamic instructionCommunity social eventsInterfaith engagement activitiesMobile app access to prayer times
Location
8a Foord Rd S, Folkestone CT20 1HJ

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