Mayfair Islamic Centre
MI
Mosques
Mayfair Islamic Centre
19 Hertford St, London W1J 7RU
# Mayfair Islamic Centre
Mayfair Islamic Centre, located in London's prestigious W1J postcode, is a comprehensive Islamic community facility operating under the Sheikh Kassim bin Mohammed Al Thani Charity Association. Over 27 years, it has established itself as a multifunctional hub serving London's Muslim population and wider community.
The centre operates as a mosque, Islamic school, and youth club, accommodating diverse needs across age groups and backgrounds. A defining feature is their innovative khutbah (sermon) translation service, delivering real-time English translations of Friday sermons—a service recognised by Al Jazeera for its community impact. This accessibility initiative extends Islamic teachings to non-Arabic speakers and second-generation British Muslims.
The centre hosts dual Friday prayer slots at 13:15 and 14:15 to accommodate capacity demands in central London. Daily prayers are scheduled throughout the year with published timetables for all five daily prayers, including Fajr, Zuhr, Asr, Maghrib, and Isha, with both Azaan (call to prayer) and Iqamah (congregational start) times clearly listed.
What distinguishes Mayfair Islamic Centre is their modern approach to community engagement. They've launched a dedicated mobile app available on Google Play, provide live-streamed content, and maintain active social media presence across Facebook and YouTube. Their commitment to dawa (Islamic outreach) combined with practical accessibility features—including multilingual services and digital platforms—reflects a contemporary understanding of serving diverse, urban Muslim communities whilst maintaining traditional Islamic values.
Mayfair Islamic Centre, located in London's prestigious W1J postcode, is a comprehensive Islamic community facility operating under the Sheikh Kassim bin Mohammed Al Thani Charity Association. Over 27 years, it has established itself as a multifunctional hub serving London's Muslim population and wider community.
The centre operates as a mosque, Islamic school, and youth club, accommodating diverse needs across age groups and backgrounds. A defining feature is their innovative khutbah (sermon) translation service, delivering real-time English translations of Friday sermons—a service recognised by Al Jazeera for its community impact. This accessibility initiative extends Islamic teachings to non-Arabic speakers and second-generation British Muslims.
The centre hosts dual Friday prayer slots at 13:15 and 14:15 to accommodate capacity demands in central London. Daily prayers are scheduled throughout the year with published timetables for all five daily prayers, including Fajr, Zuhr, Asr, Maghrib, and Isha, with both Azaan (call to prayer) and Iqamah (congregational start) times clearly listed.
What distinguishes Mayfair Islamic Centre is their modern approach to community engagement. They've launched a dedicated mobile app available on Google Play, provide live-streamed content, and maintain active social media presence across Facebook and YouTube. Their commitment to dawa (Islamic outreach) combined with practical accessibility features—including multilingual services and digital platforms—reflects a contemporary understanding of serving diverse, urban Muslim communities whilst maintaining traditional Islamic values.
Services offered
Friday prayers (Jumuah)daily congregational prayerskhutbah English translation serviceIslamic education/school programmesyouth club activitieslive-streamed sermonsmobile app accessdawa and community outreach