Al Hussain Masjid
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Mosques
Al Hussain Masjid
54 Bellott St, Manchester M8 0PP
# Al-Hussain Masjid
Al-Hussain Masjid is a registered UK charity (No. 519577) serving the Muslim community in Manchester M8 0PP. Operating as an Imam Bargah under the Shia Welfare Association, it functions as a spiritual and social hub for daily worship, religious learning, and community support throughout the year.
The masjid caters to those seeking congregational prayer, with five daily prayers held in congregation, weekly Jummah services, and special religious programmes including Majlis, Aza commemorations, and Wiladat celebrations. Beyond worship, it provides essential bereavement support with funeral announcements and guidance in times of loss—a critical service for families navigating grief within their faith tradition.
What distinguishes Al-Hussain Masjid is its commitment to accessibility and modern connectivity. Live streaming of key programmes and majalis enables people to participate from home, ensuring those unable to attend physically remain spiritually connected. This is particularly valuable during significant religious occasions like Laylatul Qadr, Ramadan Iftaar, and Aitekaaf.
The masjid actively engages younger generations through dedicated education and youth programmes, while community support extends to dua requests and charitable assistance for families in need. Currently fundraising for an audio upgrade project, the mosque recognises the importance of clear communication for both in-person worshippers and online viewers.
Operating daily with transparent charitable governance, Al-Hussain Masjid demonstrates genuine investment in serving its congregation's spiritual, educational, and pastoral needs.
Al-Hussain Masjid is a registered UK charity (No. 519577) serving the Muslim community in Manchester M8 0PP. Operating as an Imam Bargah under the Shia Welfare Association, it functions as a spiritual and social hub for daily worship, religious learning, and community support throughout the year.
The masjid caters to those seeking congregational prayer, with five daily prayers held in congregation, weekly Jummah services, and special religious programmes including Majlis, Aza commemorations, and Wiladat celebrations. Beyond worship, it provides essential bereavement support with funeral announcements and guidance in times of loss—a critical service for families navigating grief within their faith tradition.
What distinguishes Al-Hussain Masjid is its commitment to accessibility and modern connectivity. Live streaming of key programmes and majalis enables people to participate from home, ensuring those unable to attend physically remain spiritually connected. This is particularly valuable during significant religious occasions like Laylatul Qadr, Ramadan Iftaar, and Aitekaaf.
The masjid actively engages younger generations through dedicated education and youth programmes, while community support extends to dua requests and charitable assistance for families in need. Currently fundraising for an audio upgrade project, the mosque recognises the importance of clear communication for both in-person worshippers and online viewers.
Operating daily with transparent charitable governance, Al-Hussain Masjid demonstrates genuine investment in serving its congregation's spiritual, educational, and pastoral needs.
Services offered
Daily congregational prayersFriday Jummah servicesLive streaming of programmesFuneral support and bereavement guidanceReligious lectures and MajlisRamadan and special occasion programmesYouth and community educationDua requests and community support