Welcome to the website of the Ipswich & Suffolk Bangladeshi Muslim Community Centre and Mosque. This building, which once served as a Victorian Fire Station, could only accommodate 70 people. Hence, in 1994, we purchased a Portacabin to increase capacity, but before long it began to overflow on Fridays and during Ramadan and Eid.
Ipswich Mosque is open for all of the five daily prayers.
Religious Advice and Counselling, Marriage Solemnisation , Funeral (Janazah) and more.

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*** Friday Jummah @ 1:15pm (approximately)

Daily Jama'at Time

Saturday 21 Dec 2024

Begins

Jama'at

Fajr

6.17

6.45

Zhur

12.01

1.15

Asr

2.06

2.30

Maghrib

3.50

3.55

Isha

5.27

7.45

Sunrise

8.01

ZA-WAAL time is 10 minutes before ZHUR beginning time.

The Mosque will be open 20 mins before and after each Salah.

Welcome to the Ipswich Mosque

Ipswich & Suffolk Bangladeshi Muslim Community Centre and Mosque.

The Ipswich Mosque offers a wide range of services; in addition to the Daily Prayers.
We also offer counselling; education for children and adults; services related to birth, marriage and death and more.

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When do the clocks change?

British Summer Time (BST) ends when the clocks go back in autumn. At 2am on the last Sunday in October, the clocks 'fall back' by an hour.

The Clocks will go back an hour in the United Kingdom in the early hours of Sunday 27th October 2024.

Please check all changes to Jama'at times before attending Jama'at.

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The Dunya - Talk by Moulana Humayun Ahmed

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How you can make a donation to the Ipswich Mosque.

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Basic Principles of Islam

Some basic history and facts about Islam and the way of life as a Muslim.

Friday Khutba

Important Friday Sermone (Khutba) during the Friday Jumu'ah salaah.

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Masjid etiquette, General Dua's, & advice for when visting the Masjid.

“Whoever does not show affection to the young and respect to the old is not one of us.”

[Tirmidhi, Birr (Piety), 15; Aboo Dawood, Adab (Manners) 66]
Islam is to testify there is no God but Allah and Muhammad is the Messenger of Allah, to establish prayer, to give charity, to fast the month of Ramadan, and to perform pilgrimage to the House if a way is possible.
Islam is built upon five: to worship Allah and to disbelieve in what is worshiped besides him, to establish prayer, to give charity, to perform Hajj pilgrimage to the house, and to fast the month of Ramadan.

Source: Sahih al-Bukhārī 8
Whoever believes in Allah and the Last Day, let him speak goodness or remain silent. Whoever believes in Allah and the Last Day, let him honor his neighbor. Whoever believes in Allah and the Last Day, let him honor his guest.

Source: Sahih al-Bukhārī
Abu Juhaim said: “Allaah’s Messenger said: “If the person passing in front of a worshipper in prayer knew what a sin he was incurring, he would prefer to wait for forty (years) rather than passing in front of him.”

(Narrated by Al-Bukhaari)

Did you know that he or she who builds a Masjid, or helps in doing so earns the ajir(reward/good deeds) for every person walking in to pray, every person entering the Masjid to make wudu, reading Quran, or any other good deed. It gets even better, unlike other good deeds you earn now; this one doesn’t stop when you die.

Donate now to the Ipswich Mosque, its simple and easy.
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