Insha’allah Shaykh Mahmoud Attiya will be leading a detailed session on the steps of Hajj this Saturday 14th September. Topics that will be covered include: 1. Hajj step by step, from the time you leave home until you are back…
Islamic school for children commences this week: Tue 3rd/ Wed 4th: Evening school Saturday 7th: Saturday School
Congratulations to the team and Green Stars on a tremendous debut season. If you too wish to catch the LMS cricket virus, sign up to Green Stars. Season Report by Aun-Mohammed The Prophet ﷺ said: “A person is on the religion…
Insha’allah Eid-ul-Fitr will be on Thursday 8th August 2013 Jazak’Allah khayran to everyone that has supported the Mosque and Centre throughout Ramadan, with your donations and pledges. Please be prompt and conscious of our neighbours. It is a working…
Insha’allah from tonight we will be having Tahajjud Jama’ah prayers led by Shaykh Ahmed Saad from 2am. A few rules to observe When arriving and leaving keep noise to an absolute minimum. BE CONSCIOUS OF OUR SLEEPING NEIGHBOURS. Park sensibly…
CAN YOU ASSIST IN RUNNING THIS CENTRE? MCEC is looking for volunteers with specific skills and knowledge to help develop and increase and wide-ranging activities in the centre. The key areas in which your help is needed are: If you…
MCEC CC came up against Bawany’s Beasts, the top-seeded team in the Islington division, and were fearing the worst. They were also facing up to hunger pangs and the threat of severe dehydration in the intense July Sun. The improbability of succeeding in the stifling weather conditions, the team suffering from Ramadan-induced energy-deprivation, led to frivolous comparisons with the Battle of Badr. Indeed, the task awaiting MCEC CC on that unbearably humid day was truly daunting; but the outcome: legendary.
After a successful iftar last Saturday, we will be hosting another one, again donated by members of the community. Join us for Shaykh Ahmed’s talk on the ‘Role of Women in Islam’. Next Saturday 27th July 2013 insha’allah Shaykh…
Shaykh Ahmed Saad looks at the lack of unity and judgments made while ignoring the benefits of brotherly love.
