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Abdullah Quilliam Mosqe located at 8-10 Brougham Terrace, Liverpool L6 1AE, UK Book an appointment or need answers to a question, please feel free to contact us by phone 0151 260 3986

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Note: These Images are displaying via Google Maps Api, If you see any Copyright violation on our website please contact us ASAP. Attributions: i r Amir Ibn Ahmad Rendra Regen Rais Munir Safi Abdul-Kareem Abdul-Rahman Afzal K د. عبدالله إبراهيم السادة shehab ragab Imtiaz Ali
Abdullah Quilliam Mosqe liverpool
Abdullah Quilliam Mosqe liverpool
Abdullah Quilliam Mosqe liverpool
Abdullah Quilliam Mosqe liverpool
Abdullah Quilliam Mosqe liverpool
Abdullah Quilliam Mosqe liverpool
Abdullah Quilliam Mosqe liverpool
Abdullah Quilliam Mosqe liverpool
Abdullah Quilliam Mosqe liverpool
Abdullah Quilliam Mosqe liverpool

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farhana akhter

5 Google Rating

Wow!! Amazing history of Islam in Britain. Beautiful building and huge car park. Huge hall for ladie

5/ 5

Wow!! Amazing history of Islam in Britain. Beautiful building and huge car park. Huge hall for ladies with kitchen and library room. Jummah prayers are the most inspiring I’ve ever heard. Would encourage everyone to visit England’s First Mosque!

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Ahln Ahln

5 Google Rating

It is a great place and there are multiple prayer rooms and there is free parking

5/ 5

It is a great place and there are multiple prayer rooms and there is free parking

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Ganiyat Bello Hassan

5 Google Rating

Its a very nice place to visit

5/ 5

Its a very nice place to visit

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shahdat hussain

5 Google Rating

First visit and felt very good and peaceful. Hope enough patrons are able to contribute to restore t

5/ 5

First visit and felt very good and peaceful. Hope enough patrons are able to contribute to restore this entire place.

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TAHIR KHAWAJA

5 Google Rating

Expanded to the next building. Ample space and well organized.

5/ 5

Expanded to the next building. Ample space and well organized.

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