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We are Ahle Sunnat Wal Jamaat جماعت اہل سنت. The Jamia Mosque is open to visitors throughout the year. We receive a large number of visitors from schools, colleges, universities and other institutions wishing to find out more about the mosque and the Islamic faith for projects and studies.
The mosque will open 15 minutes prior to the Jammat and will remain open for 15 minutes following the Jammat.
By adhering to these timings, the mosque aims to foster an environment of peace, devotion, and community spirit. We encourage all visitors to make use of the facilities respectfully and to be mindful of the closing times.
Redhill Jamia Mosque Al-Mustafa is a prominent center of worship and community engagement in Redhill, Surrey, serving the local Muslim community and operating since 1973. It’s dedicated to the advancement of the Muslim faith and education, offering regular prayers, religious courses, and youth program
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That’s a great question! Redhill Jamia Mosque, also known as Jamia Masjid Al-Mustafa seems to be highly regarded for a few key reasons that go beyond being just a place of worship.

Classes focused on learning to read the Quran with Tajweed (correct pronunciation), Hifz (memorization), and translation/Tafseer.

Regular classes and workshops covering core topics like Aqeedah (creed), Fiqh (jurisprudence), Tafseer (Quranic exegesis), and Seerah (life of the Prophet) ﷺ

Courses to help learners understand the language of the Quran.

Welcoming schools, colleges, universities, and individuals who wish to tour the mosque and learn about Islam.

Actively fundraising and distributing Zakat (obligatory almsgiving) to those in need, and general relief of poverty.

Offering counselling and guidance for individuals and families on personal, marital, and spiritual issues.
That’s the spirit! It sounds like you’re ready to dive into the educational opportunities at Redhill Jamia Mosque.
The mosque’s educational program (Madrassah) currently advertises that admissions are open.
Studying Islamic knowledge should be fundamental in the daily lives of Muslims, whether as individuals, families or communities. Furthermore, in terms of those which solely dedicate to Qur’an, Arabic Language and Islamic Studies or provide quality teaching are even fewer.
We guide you through a gradual teaching process, from basic to advanced, breaking the syllabus into manageable chunks.
Accurate pronunciation and managing learning time can be challenging. That’s why we arrange one-on-one sessions with experienced instructors.
Our course is divided into eight parts, progressing from fundamental to advanced levels. It conveniently incorporates the Quranic verses, ahadith, and prophetic narratives.
A young person whose moral and ethical training in the Islamic Studies program helped them excel in their regular school studies, embodying excellent character (Akhlaq) for their peers.
"I would like to thank all the mosque people especially Mr. Mohammad Khalid for helping me in my most difficult times. I found out about the mosque through a neighbour when I had exhausted all other venues and was given no support,."
"I visited the Redhill Mosque to learn more about Islam. I was made to feel very welcome and Imam Sajid Latif was very generous with his time. I left with a much better understanding of Islam and would highly recommend a visit to this lovely Mosque.."
" I came to visit with my Year 2 class today. The children thoroughly enjoyed their experience. They were met with such warmth and kindness and came away with a better understanding of Islam. Thank you so much for having us."
The practice of reciting Durood-o-Salaam (blessings and peace upon the Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him) after the Friday prayer (Jumu'ah) is a beautiful and cherished tradition.
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We are Ahle Sunnat Wa Jammat is the largest group of Muslims and the only group whose beliefs and teachings are truly in accord ance with the Noble Qur’an and Sunnah of the Most Beloved Prophet (Salla Allahu alaihi wa sallam).
Seal of the Prophets (Arabic: خاتم النبيين) signifies that Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) stands as the final messenger in a long line of prophets sent by Allah SWT (God). This notion confirms that no prophet will come after him.
Jummah takes place at 1.30pm all year round.
We have many organised visits from local schools, colleges, universities, community groups and individuals. For further details visit our contact page.
You should keep food and drinks out of the mosque, except in designated eating areas. You should also avoid bringing animals into the mosque.
Some mosques have separate areas for women. Some mosques offer classes, such as Arabic classes, Quranic instruction, and youth activities.