SRICC Baitul Rahman Masjid
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SRICC Baitul Rahman Masjid
Unit 1, London SE1 4NX
# SRICC Baitul Rahman Masjid
Baitul Rahman Masjid is an Islamic place of worship and community centre serving Southwark's diverse population from its Old Kent Road location. Operating as part of Somali Relief Islamic Cultural Centre (SRICC), the masjid provides comprehensive spiritual and practical support to over 700 families across the borough.
The masjid facilitates five daily prayers alongside Friday Jumuah services, creating a welcoming environment for all worshippers. Beyond prayer, it operates a dedicated madrasa offering Islamic education and Quranic instruction for both children and adults. During Ramadan, the centre becomes a hub for spiritual observance, hosting daily Taraweeh congregations, community iftars, and special Eid celebrations.
What distinguishes Baitul Rahman is its integrated approach to community welfare. Alongside religious services, the organisation provides practical support including energy assistance, food distribution, and social services guidance—addressing the genuine needs of vulnerable families. This holistic model recognises that spiritual nourishment and material wellbeing are interconnected.
Currently, the masjid is undertaking an ambitious Unit 2 expansion, inviting congregants to contribute towards building lasting community infrastructure whilst earning ongoing Sadaqah Jariyah. The organisation maintains transparency about its operations, with clear prayer timetables, published Ramadan schedules, and accessible donation pathways. By combining traditional Islamic worship with contemporary community care, Baitul Rahman Masjid has become an essential institution for Southwark's Muslim community.
Baitul Rahman Masjid is an Islamic place of worship and community centre serving Southwark's diverse population from its Old Kent Road location. Operating as part of Somali Relief Islamic Cultural Centre (SRICC), the masjid provides comprehensive spiritual and practical support to over 700 families across the borough.
The masjid facilitates five daily prayers alongside Friday Jumuah services, creating a welcoming environment for all worshippers. Beyond prayer, it operates a dedicated madrasa offering Islamic education and Quranic instruction for both children and adults. During Ramadan, the centre becomes a hub for spiritual observance, hosting daily Taraweeh congregations, community iftars, and special Eid celebrations.
What distinguishes Baitul Rahman is its integrated approach to community welfare. Alongside religious services, the organisation provides practical support including energy assistance, food distribution, and social services guidance—addressing the genuine needs of vulnerable families. This holistic model recognises that spiritual nourishment and material wellbeing are interconnected.
Currently, the masjid is undertaking an ambitious Unit 2 expansion, inviting congregants to contribute towards building lasting community infrastructure whilst earning ongoing Sadaqah Jariyah. The organisation maintains transparency about its operations, with clear prayer timetables, published Ramadan schedules, and accessible donation pathways. By combining traditional Islamic worship with contemporary community care, Baitul Rahman Masjid has become an essential institution for Southwark's Muslim community.
Services offered
Five daily prayersFriday Jumuah servicesMadrasa and Quranic educationRamadan Taraweeh and Iftar programmesCommunity food and energy assistanceSocial services guidanceEid celebrations and prayersMasjid expansion project donations