📷 Image: Wikimedia Commons
Harrow Central Mosque
Harrow Central Mosque stands in the London Borough of Harrow, a short distance south of Wealdstone town centre. It occupies a purpose-built facility on Station Road, next to Harrow Civic Centre. The current mosque opened in 2011, replacing a house-based mosque that had operated from 1985. The earlier mosque was located at number 36 Station Road, while the new centre sits at number 34. Both buildings share the same site, separated only by a short distance. The mosque serves as a Sunni Islamic community hub, providing a place for worship and gathering. It replaced the earlier house-based mosque to accommodate the growing needs of the local Muslim population. The new facility was designed to meet the demands of a larger congregation. Its location near Harrow Civic Centre makes it easily accessible within the borough. Visitors find a modern mosque with facilities for prayer and community activities. The building reflects contemporary Islamic architectural styles while serving practical needs. Its position on Station Road places it close to local amenities and transport links. The mosque stands as a visible centre for Islamic life in Harrow.
Opening hours and admission prices change with the season and are therefore not part of this text. Current details from the operator
Nearby
- London Borough of Harrow89 m
- Wealdstone483 m
- Bakerloo line440 m
- Greenhill575 m
- Kodak Museum993 m
- Cat Museum1.4 km
QR-Code