West London Islamic Centre
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West London Islamic Centre
Singapore Rd, London W13 0SQ
# West London Islamic Centre
West London Islamic Centre (WLIC) is a dynamic Islamic community hub located in Ealing, London, serving the diverse Muslim population and broader West London community. As part of UKIM, it functions as far more than a traditional mosque, positioning itself as a multifaceted institution dedicated to spiritual, educational and social development.
The centre caters to Muslims of all ages and backgrounds, offering daily prayers including Jummah services at 1pm and 2pm, alongside a comprehensive weekend Islamic school with dedicated teaching staff. WLIC actively engages in community activism, having recently launched campaigns addressing Islamophobia and humanitarian crises, whilst also hosting educational exhibitions on significant global issues affecting Muslims.
What distinguishes WLIC is its holistic approach to community wellbeing. Beyond religious services, it operates a new fitness centre initiative, demonstrating commitment to physical health alongside spiritual practice. The centre actively fundraises for infrastructure improvements—currently seeking support for both a £500k Qard repayment and £30k fitness centre development—reflecting transparency about its ambitions and financial needs.
WLIC distinguishes itself through progressive community engagement, recruiting enthusiastic teachers for its expanding education faculty and fostering interfaith understanding. Its recent activities, including Srebrenica memorial exhibitions and Islamophobia awareness campaigns, showcase active participation in social justice issues. The centre maintains modern digital presence and transparent communication about Ramadan programming and community events, positioning itself as an accessible, forward-thinking Islamic institution serving contemporary British Muslim needs.
West London Islamic Centre (WLIC) is a dynamic Islamic community hub located in Ealing, London, serving the diverse Muslim population and broader West London community. As part of UKIM, it functions as far more than a traditional mosque, positioning itself as a multifaceted institution dedicated to spiritual, educational and social development.
The centre caters to Muslims of all ages and backgrounds, offering daily prayers including Jummah services at 1pm and 2pm, alongside a comprehensive weekend Islamic school with dedicated teaching staff. WLIC actively engages in community activism, having recently launched campaigns addressing Islamophobia and humanitarian crises, whilst also hosting educational exhibitions on significant global issues affecting Muslims.
What distinguishes WLIC is its holistic approach to community wellbeing. Beyond religious services, it operates a new fitness centre initiative, demonstrating commitment to physical health alongside spiritual practice. The centre actively fundraises for infrastructure improvements—currently seeking support for both a £500k Qard repayment and £30k fitness centre development—reflecting transparency about its ambitions and financial needs.
WLIC distinguishes itself through progressive community engagement, recruiting enthusiastic teachers for its expanding education faculty and fostering interfaith understanding. Its recent activities, including Srebrenica memorial exhibitions and Islamophobia awareness campaigns, showcase active participation in social justice issues. The centre maintains modern digital presence and transparent communication about Ramadan programming and community events, positioning itself as an accessible, forward-thinking Islamic institution serving contemporary British Muslim needs.
Services offered
Daily prayers and Jummah servicesWeekend Islamic schoolIslamic education and teacher trainingFitness centre and boxing facilitiesCommunity Iftar eventsFundraising and charitable givingExhibitions and cultural programmingCommunity outreach and activism