Eid Salaah Times FajrJamaat04.40 1st Eid Salaah05.30 2nd Eid Salaah06.15 You Must Bring a Prayer Mat, Face Covering and Shoe Bag for Eid Prayers. Eid al Fitr 1442/2021 Eid al Fitr 1442/2021 The new moon for the month of Shawaal has been sighted in the designated zone for Britain, so Read more…
Moonsighting Conference hosted by Masjid e Umer, Walthamstow along with Wifaqul Ulama, is now available to watch online.
WFCOM have organised a London to Yemen Food Collection. Please see the poster for details.
UPDATE: Waltham Forest Council of Mosques hosted a free online webinar entitled Covid-19 Vaccines: Your Questions Answered. A recording of this webinar is now available to view online. Waltham Forest Council of Mosques presents a free online webinar entitled Covid-19 Vaccines: Your Questions Answered. The webinar will take place via Read more…
Leytonstone Masjid has updated it’s Prayer Times page with prayer times for 2021. A PDF version is also available to view and download. If you would like a physical copy of the annual calendar with prayer times, you can purchase from the Masjid.
Do you miss putting money into the Masjid Bucket? Now you can donate to your beloved Leytonstone Masjid online. Donate Now Eid-ul-Adha will be on Friday 31st July 2020. Arrangements for the day are listed below. Doors for the Salaah will open 15 mins before. Please arrive on time to Read more…
Leytonstone Islamic Association, as a place of worship, is required by Government guidelines to maintain a record of all attendees who have attended the Masjid as part of the NHS Test and Trace system. To make it easier to collect this data, Leytonstone Masjid has launched a Test & Trace Read more…
Leytonstone Masjid will be reopening on Saturday 4th July 2020 from Fajr Salah. The Masjid has produced some important guidelines which worshippers will have to adhere to in order to minimise the risks of spreading and contracting the disease. A Video Guide has also been produced, to highlight some important Read more…
Leytonstone Masjid will be reopening to the public on Saturday 4th July, after 106 days of closure due to the Coronavirus pandemic. The Masjid has produced some important guidelines which worshippers will have to adhere to in order to minimise the risks of spreading and contracting the disease. These guidelines Read more…
