Prayer times Noor ul Islam Mosque

Noor ul Islam Mosque was founded in 1978 by the Muslim community of Bury. The Mosque initially occupied just one floor on Yarwood Street. Today the Mosque consists of the entire building aswell as a sister centre, Maqam al Arba’in(Women’s Centre) and a community centre, Dar us Salam.

The mosque provides numerous services. Please contact us for further details.

Monthly Timetables

To download, please click on the following monthly timetables

Keep upto date with Salah start times and Jamaat times in the mosque by downloading My Masjid App. Once downloaded select UK, then Bury, then Noor ul Islam.

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Our Services

Mosque

The mosque provides a number of services including Qur’an classes for children and adults, daily prayers, weekly dhikr gatherings and has a library with an extensive range of books.

Maqam al-Arba'in

The centre is a dedicated space for women only; providing Qur’an classes for girls from the age of 6 to 16 and other classes for women.

Dar us Salam

The centre was established to provide a space for the community to hold religous and non-religous gatherings.

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The Last Wednesday of Safar

The Arabs in the days prior to Islam used to perceive an evil omen in Safar. The Messenger of Allah ﷺ, however, negated this by saying:

“There is no Safar.“

Acting on this Prophetic teaching, some of the scholars took to calling the month ‘Zafar‘ (ظَفَر) instead of Safar, meaning ‘success‘ or ‘victory.‘ Others call it ‘Safar al-Khayr‘ or ‚‘the good month of Safar.‘

Some of the scholars narrate that on the last Wednesday of the month all the tribulations of the coming year descend. They mention certain supplications to read to deflect any harm that may befall anyone (please refer to this attachment).

May Allah bless us in the month of Safar and protect us from any misfortune, the greatest of which is incurring His displeasure.

[Muwasala]
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The Last Wednesday of Safar

The Arabs in the days prior to Islam used to perceive an evil omen in Safar. The Messenger of Allah ﷺ, however, negated this by saying:

“There is no Safar.“

Acting on this Prophetic teaching, some of the scholars took to calling the month ‘Zafar‘ (ظَفَر) instead of Safar, meaning ‘success‘ or ‘victory.‘ Others call it ‘Safar al-Khayr‘ or ‚‘the good month of Safar.‘

Some of the scholars narrate that on the last Wednesday of the month all the tribulations of the coming year descend. They mention certain supplications to read to deflect any harm that may befall anyone (please refer to this attachment).

May Allah bless us in the month of Safar and protect us from any misfortune, the greatest of which is incurring His displeasure.

[Muwasala]Image attachmentImage attachment

Noor ul Islam Mosque Bury invites everyone to join our Annual Milad Sharif Programme on Sunday 16th August Insha’Allah.

- Open to Men & Women.

#noorulislambury
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Noor ul Islam Mosque Bury invites everyone to join our Annual Milad Sharif Programme on Sunday 16th August Insha’Allah.

- Open to Men & Women.

#noorulislambury
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