Dawatul Islam Glasgow
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Dawatul Islam Glasgow
31 Oakfield Ave, Glasgow G12 8LL
# Dawatul Islam Glasgow
Dawatul Islam Glasgow is a registered charity mosque located in Glasgow G12 8LL, serving the local Muslim community with daily prayers and religious guidance. The organisation operates as an OSCR registered charity (SC029rajSC029765) and provides a space for worship and Islamic education.
The mosque offers structured prayer times throughout the day, with particular emphasis on congregational prayers. They host Ghasht (evening patrols) after Asar prayers and Bayan (religious talks) following Maghrib prayers, creating opportunities for community engagement beyond formal worship. The Friday Jumu'ah prayer is the cornerstone of their weekly schedule, with carefully timed sessions to accommodate worshippers' needs. During winter months (late October to late March), Jama'at congregates at 1:20pm, shifting to 1:40pm during summer months, with the Khutbah (sermon) commencing at 1:10pm and Adhan at 1:00pm.
What distinguishes Dawatul Islam Glasgow is their integrated approach to community support, combining religious observance with educational components through their Bayan sessions. The leadership structure demonstrates clear accountability, with President Shahar Ali and Imam Muhammad Abdul Qaium readily available for community enquiries. This accessible management approach, coupled with their charitable status, reflects a commitment to serving not just as a prayer venue but as a community institution. The mosque serves Glasgow's Muslim population by providing structured Islamic practice opportunities whilst fostering community cohesion through additional programming beyond standard prayer times.
Dawatul Islam Glasgow is a registered charity mosque located in Glasgow G12 8LL, serving the local Muslim community with daily prayers and religious guidance. The organisation operates as an OSCR registered charity (SC029rajSC029765) and provides a space for worship and Islamic education.
The mosque offers structured prayer times throughout the day, with particular emphasis on congregational prayers. They host Ghasht (evening patrols) after Asar prayers and Bayan (religious talks) following Maghrib prayers, creating opportunities for community engagement beyond formal worship. The Friday Jumu'ah prayer is the cornerstone of their weekly schedule, with carefully timed sessions to accommodate worshippers' needs. During winter months (late October to late March), Jama'at congregates at 1:20pm, shifting to 1:40pm during summer months, with the Khutbah (sermon) commencing at 1:10pm and Adhan at 1:00pm.
What distinguishes Dawatul Islam Glasgow is their integrated approach to community support, combining religious observance with educational components through their Bayan sessions. The leadership structure demonstrates clear accountability, with President Shahar Ali and Imam Muhammad Abdul Qaium readily available for community enquiries. This accessible management approach, coupled with their charitable status, reflects a commitment to serving not just as a prayer venue but as a community institution. The mosque serves Glasgow's Muslim population by providing structured Islamic practice opportunities whilst fostering community cohesion through additional programming beyond standard prayer times.
Services offered
Daily congregational prayersFriday Jumu'ah servicesEvening religious talks (Bayan)Community patrols (Ghaslt)Imam guidance and counsellingIslamic educationPrayer space facilitiesCommunity events coordination