Al-Zahra Foundation
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Al-Zahra Foundation
15 Osmaston St, Nottingham NG7 1SD
# Al-Zahra Foundation
Al-Zahra Foundation is an Islamic community centre and Hussainiya (gathering place for worship and learning) based in Nottingham. The organisation serves the local Muslim community, particularly those of Shia Islamic tradition, providing spiritual guidance, educational programmes and community support throughout the year.
The foundation operates a comprehensive schedule of religious and educational activities. Members can attend weekly gatherings including Tuesday Dua-e-Tawassul sessions with English lectures, Thursday Dua-e-Kumail recitations followed by communal meals (Niaz), and Friday Jumma prayers. The centre also offers specialised programmes such as fortnight Quranic study circles for women via Zoom and Star Academy classes designed for children's Islamic education.
What distinguishes Al-Zahra Foundation is its commitment to cultural and religious observance during significant Islamic periods. The centre organises dedicated Ramadan programmes including sponsored iftar meals and Eid prayer services, alongside comprehensive Muharram observances featuring lectures, sponsored Niyaz gatherings and Ashura commemorations. This seasonal programming reflects the foundation's deep engagement with Islamic traditions.
The organisation emphasises community participation and financial accessibility, actively encouraging charitable giving through Sadaqah donations whilst maintaining open membership. Their live-streaming capabilities extend access beyond physical attendance, ensuring wider community engagement. The foundation fosters spiritual development and social cohesion through structured learning, prayer services and collective worship, making Islamic practice accessible and meaningful for Nottingham's Muslim residents.
Al-Zahra Foundation is an Islamic community centre and Hussainiya (gathering place for worship and learning) based in Nottingham. The organisation serves the local Muslim community, particularly those of Shia Islamic tradition, providing spiritual guidance, educational programmes and community support throughout the year.
The foundation operates a comprehensive schedule of religious and educational activities. Members can attend weekly gatherings including Tuesday Dua-e-Tawassul sessions with English lectures, Thursday Dua-e-Kumail recitations followed by communal meals (Niaz), and Friday Jumma prayers. The centre also offers specialised programmes such as fortnight Quranic study circles for women via Zoom and Star Academy classes designed for children's Islamic education.
What distinguishes Al-Zahra Foundation is its commitment to cultural and religious observance during significant Islamic periods. The centre organises dedicated Ramadan programmes including sponsored iftar meals and Eid prayer services, alongside comprehensive Muharram observances featuring lectures, sponsored Niyaz gatherings and Ashura commemorations. This seasonal programming reflects the foundation's deep engagement with Islamic traditions.
The organisation emphasises community participation and financial accessibility, actively encouraging charitable giving through Sadaqah donations whilst maintaining open membership. Their live-streaming capabilities extend access beyond physical attendance, ensuring wider community engagement. The foundation fosters spiritual development and social cohesion through structured learning, prayer services and collective worship, making Islamic practice accessible and meaningful for Nottingham's Muslim residents.
Services offered
Friday Jumma prayersWeekly Dua-e-Tawassul sessions with lecturesDua-e-Kumail recitations with NiazWomen's Quranic study circlesStar Academy children's classesRamadan iftar sponsorshipMuharram lectures and Ashura programmesLive-streamed prayer services