Prayer & worship
Daily congregational prayers and a welcoming place for the community to worship together.
For over two decades, Masjid-E-Madani has served as a place of worship, learning and community support for Muslims in Dewsbury Moor and the surrounding areas.
What began as a small converted shop has grown into a centre where hundreds gather for prayer and young people learn the Qur’an and Islamic values.

2,000+
students educated
300–400
students each year
16
Huffaz-ul-Qur’an
Daily congregational prayers and a welcoming place for the community to worship together.
Islamic education for children and young people, including Qur’an and Hifz programmes.
Community gatherings, events and initiatives that bring local people together.
Guidance and practical support for families across Dewsbury Moor and surrounding areas.
Many former students now lead Taraweeh prayers across the UK and beyond. Alongside education and worship, food-bank distributions, litter picks and charity challenges have united our community in service.
“The best among you are those who learn the Qur’an and teach it.”



Mohaddis-E-Azam Mission was established under the spiritual guidance of Huzoor Shaikhul Islam Saiyed Mohammed Madani Ashrafi-Ul-Jilani, beginning in a small converted shop.
An off-licence shop was purchased and converted into a mosque and education centre.
Masjid-E-Madani & Mohaddis-E-Azam Education Centre opened for daily prayers and madrasah classes, with the neighbouring shop purchased for expansion.
A neighbouring property was acquired, supported by community fundraising including the Snowdon Charity Challenge.
Neighbouring land was purchased to provide a car park for the growing congregation.
We are working towards a complete £1.5 million redevelopment into a modern, purpose-built mosque and Islamic education centre.
The masjid is open for all five daily prayers.