Gatwick Islamic Centre
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Mosques
Gatwick Islamic Centre
51-53 High St, Horley RH6 7BN
# Gatwick Islamic Centre
Gatwick Islamic Centre is a mosque and Islamic community hub located in Horley, serving the Muslim population of the Gatwick area and surrounding regions. The centre provides a dedicated space for daily prayer, with five daily prayers (Salah) held at scheduled times throughout the day, accommodating both early morning Fajr prayers at 4:30 AM and evening 'Isha prayers at 10:00 PM. The mosque also hosts two Friday congregation prayers (Jumuah) to accommodate the larger numbers of worshippers during this important Islamic weekly gathering.
Beyond its primary function as a place of worship, the centre actively encourages financial support and charitable giving through multiple donation avenues. The mosque accepts general donations towards its maintenance and operations, whilst also facilitating Zakat (obligatory almsgiving), Sadaqah (voluntary charity), and Zakat al-Fitr (charity given at Eid). This demonstrates the centre's commitment to Islamic principles and community welfare.
The centre distinguishes itself by providing clear, accessible prayer timetables and maintaining secure online donation systems, making it user-friendly for both regular worshippers and visitors. By emphasising the Islamic concept of Sadaqah Jariyah (ongoing charity), the centre connects spiritual duty with practical community support, positioning itself as both a religious institution and a vital social resource for local Muslims.
Gatwick Islamic Centre is a mosque and Islamic community hub located in Horley, serving the Muslim population of the Gatwick area and surrounding regions. The centre provides a dedicated space for daily prayer, with five daily prayers (Salah) held at scheduled times throughout the day, accommodating both early morning Fajr prayers at 4:30 AM and evening 'Isha prayers at 10:00 PM. The mosque also hosts two Friday congregation prayers (Jumuah) to accommodate the larger numbers of worshippers during this important Islamic weekly gathering.
Beyond its primary function as a place of worship, the centre actively encourages financial support and charitable giving through multiple donation avenues. The mosque accepts general donations towards its maintenance and operations, whilst also facilitating Zakat (obligatory almsgiving), Sadaqah (voluntary charity), and Zakat al-Fitr (charity given at Eid). This demonstrates the centre's commitment to Islamic principles and community welfare.
The centre distinguishes itself by providing clear, accessible prayer timetables and maintaining secure online donation systems, making it user-friendly for both regular worshippers and visitors. By emphasising the Islamic concept of Sadaqah Jariyah (ongoing charity), the centre connects spiritual duty with practical community support, positioning itself as both a religious institution and a vital social resource for local Muslims.
Services offered
Daily prayer facilitiesFriday Jumuah prayersGeneral donationsZakat collectionSadaqah donationsZakat al-Fitr collectionIslamic community spacePrayer timetable information