Rayners Lane Islamic Centre
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Rayners Lane Islamic Centre
16A Village Way E, Harrow HA2 7LU
# Rayners Lane Islamic Centre
Rayners Lane Islamic Centre is a faith-based community organisation located in Harrow that serves as a comprehensive hub for Islamic worship, education, and social engagement. The centre provides daily congregational prayers with scheduled Jama'ah timings throughout the week, including Friday Jummah services at two separate times to accommodate the local Muslim community.
Beyond prayer facilities, the centre operates an active Madrassah offering Islamic education for children and adults, with Tajweed classes launching soon to support Qur'anic recitation. The organisation places particular emphasis on community building through initiatives such as weekly youth circles and Friday discussion groups, creating spaces for spiritual reflection and social connection across all age groups.
What distinguishes RLIC is its holistic approach to community welfare. The centre actively collects and distributes Zakat and Sadaqah funds, supporting vulnerable individuals both locally and internationally. During Ramadan, they facilitate Taraweeh prayers and communal Iftar meals, strengthening bonds within the congregation during Islam's holiest month.
The centre is currently seeking a qualified Imam with Islamic Studies credentials, preferably a Hafiz or Alim, fluent in Urdu and English, to lead spiritual guidance and education. This recruitment reflects their commitment to maintaining high standards in religious leadership and teaching. Operating approximately five hours daily, six days weekly, RLIC positions itself as an accessible, welcoming space that nurtures spiritual growth whilst actively contributing to broader social welfare through structured charitable programmes and community outreach.
Rayners Lane Islamic Centre is a faith-based community organisation located in Harrow that serves as a comprehensive hub for Islamic worship, education, and social engagement. The centre provides daily congregational prayers with scheduled Jama'ah timings throughout the week, including Friday Jummah services at two separate times to accommodate the local Muslim community.
Beyond prayer facilities, the centre operates an active Madrassah offering Islamic education for children and adults, with Tajweed classes launching soon to support Qur'anic recitation. The organisation places particular emphasis on community building through initiatives such as weekly youth circles and Friday discussion groups, creating spaces for spiritual reflection and social connection across all age groups.
What distinguishes RLIC is its holistic approach to community welfare. The centre actively collects and distributes Zakat and Sadaqah funds, supporting vulnerable individuals both locally and internationally. During Ramadan, they facilitate Taraweeh prayers and communal Iftar meals, strengthening bonds within the congregation during Islam's holiest month.
The centre is currently seeking a qualified Imam with Islamic Studies credentials, preferably a Hafiz or Alim, fluent in Urdu and English, to lead spiritual guidance and education. This recruitment reflects their commitment to maintaining high standards in religious leadership and teaching. Operating approximately five hours daily, six days weekly, RLIC positions itself as an accessible, welcoming space that nurtures spiritual growth whilst actively contributing to broader social welfare through structured charitable programmes and community outreach.
Services offered
Daily congregational prayersFriday Jummah servicesIslamic Madrassah educationTajweed classesZakat and Sadaqah collection and distributionYouth circlesRamadan Taraweeh prayers and Iftar mealsCommunity outreach and charitable services