Hillside Islamic Cultural Centre
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Hillside Islamic Cultural Centre
175 Hillside, London NW10 8LL
# Hillside Islamic Cultural Centre
Hillside Islamic Cultural Centre (HICC) is an established community institution serving the Stonebridge area of Brent, North West London, for over 15 years. Operating from 175 Hillside, the centre functions as both a mosque and a comprehensive community hub dedicated to fostering Islamic faith, learning and social cohesion.
The organisation serves local Muslims and the broader community through daily congregational prayers, quality Islamic education programmes, and dedicated initiatives for youth and women. HICC operates a full-time Islamic school (Madrasah) alongside interfaith and community outreach work, positioning itself as a bridge between the Islamic community and wider society.
What distinguishes HICC is their ambitious vision to establish permanent, purpose-built facilities through their multi-phase development project. Currently operating from limited premises, they've identified significant gaps in prayer space, women's and youth facilities that their growing community requires. Rather than remaining static, HICC is actively fundraising to purchase and renovate a dedicated building capable of meeting evolving community needs.
Beyond religious services, HICC offers marriage (Nikkah) ceremonies and lifelong learning opportunities, demonstrating a holistic approach to community support. Their transparent acknowledgment of current constraints—inadequate facilities and lack of permanent premises—combined with concrete development plans, reflects genuine community leadership committed to sustainable, dignified growth rather than merely maintaining status quo provision.
Hillside Islamic Cultural Centre (HICC) is an established community institution serving the Stonebridge area of Brent, North West London, for over 15 years. Operating from 175 Hillside, the centre functions as both a mosque and a comprehensive community hub dedicated to fostering Islamic faith, learning and social cohesion.
The organisation serves local Muslims and the broader community through daily congregational prayers, quality Islamic education programmes, and dedicated initiatives for youth and women. HICC operates a full-time Islamic school (Madrasah) alongside interfaith and community outreach work, positioning itself as a bridge between the Islamic community and wider society.
What distinguishes HICC is their ambitious vision to establish permanent, purpose-built facilities through their multi-phase development project. Currently operating from limited premises, they've identified significant gaps in prayer space, women's and youth facilities that their growing community requires. Rather than remaining static, HICC is actively fundraising to purchase and renovate a dedicated building capable of meeting evolving community needs.
Beyond religious services, HICC offers marriage (Nikkah) ceremonies and lifelong learning opportunities, demonstrating a holistic approach to community support. Their transparent acknowledgment of current constraints—inadequate facilities and lack of permanent premises—combined with concrete development plans, reflects genuine community leadership committed to sustainable, dignified growth rather than merely maintaining status quo provision.
Services offered
Daily congregational prayersIslamic education and MadrasahNikkah marriage servicesYouth programmesSisters' programmesCommunity outreachInterfaith initiativesIslamic learning courses