Cadishead & Irlam Islamic Centre
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Cadishead & Irlam Islamic Centre
669 Liverpool Rd, Manchester M44 5GQ
# Cadishead & Irlam Islamic Centre
Located in Manchester, Cadishead & Irlam Islamic Centre serves the local Muslim community and those seeking to learn about Islam. The centre functions as a mosque and community hub, providing religious guidance rooted in the Holy Quran and Islamic traditions.
The organisation caters to diverse needs across all ages and backgrounds. They support new Muslims through dedicated conversion programmes, offer Quranic education for children through structured classes, and provide evening classes for adults deepening their Islamic knowledge. The centre facilitates major life events, conducting Nikkah (Islamic marriage) ceremonies with formal registration services. Their Friday sermons address contemporary Islamic topics including ethics, spirituality, and personal development, delivered to over 100 community members regularly.
What distinguishes this centre is its comprehensive approach to community welfare beyond spiritual guidance. They actively encourage volunteering, manage charitable giving through donations and Qarz-e-Hasana (interest-free lending), and extend support networks for vulnerable members. The centre has modernised access to services through online platforms, offering virtual Quran classes and membership registration remotely.
Prayer times are prominently displayed and regularly updated, ensuring accessibility for the five daily prayers. The organisation emphasises the Five Pillars of Islam whilst maintaining contemporary relevance through digital engagement and multilingual support. Their commitment to fairness, chastity, and ethical living reflects Islamic values applied to modern community life in Greater Manchester.
Located in Manchester, Cadishead & Irlam Islamic Centre serves the local Muslim community and those seeking to learn about Islam. The centre functions as a mosque and community hub, providing religious guidance rooted in the Holy Quran and Islamic traditions.
The organisation caters to diverse needs across all ages and backgrounds. They support new Muslims through dedicated conversion programmes, offer Quranic education for children through structured classes, and provide evening classes for adults deepening their Islamic knowledge. The centre facilitates major life events, conducting Nikkah (Islamic marriage) ceremonies with formal registration services. Their Friday sermons address contemporary Islamic topics including ethics, spirituality, and personal development, delivered to over 100 community members regularly.
What distinguishes this centre is its comprehensive approach to community welfare beyond spiritual guidance. They actively encourage volunteering, manage charitable giving through donations and Qarz-e-Hasana (interest-free lending), and extend support networks for vulnerable members. The centre has modernised access to services through online platforms, offering virtual Quran classes and membership registration remotely.
Prayer times are prominently displayed and regularly updated, ensuring accessibility for the five daily prayers. The organisation emphasises the Five Pillars of Islam whilst maintaining contemporary relevance through digital engagement and multilingual support. Their commitment to fairness, chastity, and ethical living reflects Islamic values applied to modern community life in Greater Manchester.
Services offered
Quran classes for childrenEvening Islamic classesNikkah ceremonies and registrationFriday sermons and prayersNew Muslim support programmesOnline Quran tuitionVolunteer opportunitiesInterest-free lending (Qarz-e-Hasana)