Mosque of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques & Islamic Centre of Edinburgh
Edinburgh Central Mosque presents a seminar on ‘the ethical way is the right way’. A lecture by Imam Habib ur Rahman Rauf.
As the disparity of wealth in the UK increases, Muslims are said to be the least likely faith group to succeed in the labour market. This lecture aims to be a reminder that social responsibility should be taken seriously.
Saturday 7th of March
After Maghrib (~6.20pm) until ‘Ishaa
Main prayer hall – Sisters welcome
Refreshment served
Autism and ADHD workshop by Dr. Maryam (MD, Former GP)
Join us for an interactive workshop to understand Autism and ADHD and their symptoms, challenges, treatment and support.
Sunday 8th March
4pm – 6.30pm
Exhibition Hall
Edcinburgh Central Mosque
In recent years there has been an increase in the amount of Muslim children in care. The Muslim Women’s Association of Edinburgh have invited Scottish Adoption along to talk about the process of adoption on the 4th of March at the Edinburgh Central Mosque and all are invited!
Wednesday 4th March
6pm
Exhibition Hall, Edinburgh Central Mosque
We’ve teamed up with Health in Mind to bring a 6 week course of Stress and Anxiety Management to Edinburgh Central Mosque.
This initial set of sessions will run for women only from March 13th, every Friday between 10am and 12pm.
We’ll follow up with sessions for men later in the year!
Contact Rahila Khalid ([email protected]) or Janice Oliver ([email protected]) directly to book your space on the course.
We are hosting MWAE’s Baraka Youth Group this half-term break on February 12th, 1pm – 3pm.
Open to children aged 6years to 10 years. Contact MWAE direct to book a space [email protected]
ATTENTION: BUILDING WORKS AT EDINBURGH CENTRAL MOSQUE FROM MONDAY DEC 2nd
Building works will be carried out on the Mosque from Monday December 2nd for around two weeks, weather permitting.
Sections at the back of the main prayer hall will be cordoned off to allow this work to take place, which involves replacing the glass panels at the back of the building on both floors.
The sister’s prayer hall will be cordoned off completely throughout the works, please use the exhibition hall or library for prayer instead.
In the interest of health and safety, please respect the boundaries that are in place and do not cross them.
No work will be carried out on Friday 6th of December and both prayer halls can be used as normal on Friday and over the weekend.
We anticipate the work should be complete by Thursday 12th of December, however should there be any adverse weather the work may be delayed and over run beyond this.
We will update you when necessary and apologise in advance for any inconvenience caused.
Muslim Women’s Association of Edinburgh and Edinburgh and Lothians Regional Equality Council (ELREC) bring us “Islam and Climate Change”
Saturday November 23rd | 3pm – 5pm | Exhibition Hall
Join us to learn more about climate change and how Islam promotes living an eco-friendly life.
All are welcome to join us. Organic snacks will be served.
To book a place, please email [email protected]
Love of the Prophet ﷺ
A warm invitation to come and join us for our next New to Islam on Thursday 14th November.
Our sessions are open for anyone wishing to find out about Islam or who wish to learn more about Islam.
On Thursday, we will be talking about how we can grow in loving the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ and how he loves us
We will also look at the example of a somewhat disadvantaged convert to Islam who became very endeared to the Rasul ﷺ
6:30 pm in the Exhibition Hall at Edinburgh Central Mosque, EH8 9BT.
Saturday November 9thnd | Exhibition Hall | 4pm – 7pm
Brothers aged 13+ education are warmly invited to attend an interactive session on tips for study and revision for exams with Brother Ahmed
Sessions are free but booking is required. Email [email protected] or call 07480569192 to book a place.
Seeking Well-being and Certainty
A practical guide
with
Shaykh Idris Watts
7.15pm
Friday 29th November 2019
Exhibition Hall
Edinburgh Central Mosque
The Prophet ﷺ described certainty and wellbeing as two of the greatest gifts we can have and things we should strive for. The two are very much interrelated. How can we inculcate them in our lives? Shaykh Idris Watts gives some practical answers to this question.
Idris has been involved in Islamic education since he accepted Islam in 1998. His passion is connecting people to the beauty of Quranic Arabic which he does through his course ‘Connecting to the Quran.’ His other focus is on raising awareness of Islam’s relevance in society today and how it can help us all enhance our lives and communities in order to instil us with purpose, success and happiness.