We'll do our best to arrange a visit for you.
Muslim Outreach has a nationwide team of volunteers, who host non-Muslims at their local Mosques.
If you're interested, we'll find a mosque close to your residence, then we'll schedule a good time and date for you to come by.
You can visit the mosque, view one of 5 daily prayer services, and attend one of their interfaith events, or just converse with the many members of a mosque. If you have any questions, you can also discuss them with the mosque members.
If you wish to visit a mosque in your area, please contact us via e-mail at
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or call us on 020 8974 9075, and one of our mosque-guide volunteers will get back to you within 24 hours.
Visitors Guide Information:
A usual visit to the mosque consists of the following:
- Multi-media presentation about Islamic faith.
- Q&A and discussion session.
- A guided tour of the mosque building accompanied by a faith guide.
- Observation of one of the daily or special prayer services.
- Interactive activities for school children.
We usually provide snacks or treats for visitors. Please let us know if any visitors suffer from any allergies in this respect.
For primary school children, we also have special worksheets prepared about the mosque which they may take back with them. There is also free literature on Islam for all visitors.
For primary school children, we also have special worksheets prepared about the mosque which they may take back with them. There is also free literature on Islam for all visitors.
General Rules:
Visitors are requested to: Dress Code:
- Respect the peace and prayer of worshippers inside the mosque.
- Remove their shoes in certain specific areas around the mosque.
- Keep food and drinks out of the mosque, except areas that have been designated as eating areas.
- Avoid bringing any animals into the mosque.
- Keep the mosque’s building and courtyard clean by disposing off litter properly and safely.
- Abide by the general rules of the mosque as displayed around the building.
- Avoid smoking in the building and on the mosque’s courtyard.
- All adult visitors and children above the age of 12 are requested to observe modest dress when visiting the mosque. Most aspects of a standard school uniform are quite appropriate as long as arms and legs are covered.
- Female visitors may cover their heads if they wish to show respect to other worshippers or to enrich their own experience.
- Young children under the age of 12 are not considered to be adults and may dress as they do in school unless they wish to adopt any part of Muslim attire for the day (hats/scarves) to enliven their visit.
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