Next: Asr Jama'ah 5:00 PM · in 2h 14m

Ramadan 1448 timetable is now available — collect a printed copy from the masjid or download the PDF.

Gallery

The building, the community, and the moments worth keeping.

All Photographs

The Masjid

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The main prayer hall
The main prayer hall
Arches and calligraphy
Arches and calligraphy
Architectural detail
Architectural detail
The dome at dusk
The dome at dusk
Worshippers at jama'ah prayer
Jama'ah prayer
Madrassah class in session
Madrassah class in session
Community iftar
Community iftar
Visitors at an open day
Open day visitors
The masjid at dusk
Evening at the masjid
Reciting from the Qur'an
Reciting the Qur'an
A teacher with a student
One to one teaching
The new build site
The new build

Photographs of people

Photographs of identifiable people — children above all — need consent from the person or their parent before they are published. This is a legal requirement as well as a matter of respect.

To be confirmed: whether the masjid holds consent for existing photographs, and whether consent forms cover publication on a website rather than internal use only. Until that is settled, this gallery should show the building and events at a distance rather than faces.

If a photograph of you or your child appears here and you would rather it did not, tell us and it comes down the same day, no explanation needed.

Ask us to remove a photograph

About these images

Every photograph on this site is a placeholder. They are licensed stock images of mosques and Islamic settings, chosen to show the right kind of picture — but none of them shows Makkah Masjid, its rooms, its students or its congregation.

Real photography replaces all of them before launch. The priorities are the exterior, the prayer hall, the women's section, the madrassah rooms and the hall as it looks set up for an event.

Good photographs of the building are worth more here than any amount of design.

Come and see it properly

Photographs only go so far. The door is open for all five daily prayers.