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Masjid Usman is located at 57 Upper Seymour St, Bradford BD3 9LJ, UK, we aim to offer all our customers a great experience with Masjid Usman and we would be happy to assist you with any questions you may have.

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Naser Younus

5 Google Rating

Mashallah really nice brothers in Islam peace and peaceful environment

5/ 5

Mashallah really nice brothers in Islam peace and peaceful environment

Sidney Mohair

5 Google Rating

Local faith place in the heart of the community, friendly and kind staff around to help everyone.

5/ 5

Local faith place in the heart of the community, friendly and kind staff around to help everyone.

Ismail Hans

5 Google Rating

Peace of mind at the place of worship

5/ 5

Peace of mind at the place of worship

Luqmaan Mohamed

5 Google Rating

Mashaallah. May Allah allow the brothers to build the mosque's extension

5/ 5

Mashaallah. May Allah allow the brothers to build the mosque's extension

Muhammad Nabeel

5 Google Rating

Masjid is not at main street it is surrounded by houses can be accessed from three sides, Upper Seym

5/ 5

Masjid is not at main street it is surrounded by houses can be accessed from three sides, Upper Seymour Street, Ventnor Street and Thryberg Street. 5 times Prayer Jummah Prayer Kids Education In evening Hifz classes for kids

Abdul Samad

5 Google Rating

Good and love to go, peaceful V nice

5/ 5

Good and love to go, peaceful V nice

sam

5 Google Rating

Nice mosque and praying is on time .

5/ 5

Nice mosque and praying is on time .

Shabba Ranks

5 Google Rating

Perfectly located masjid. Calm and serene,just what one needs.

5/ 5

Perfectly located masjid. Calm and serene,just what one needs.

Fazal Khan

5 Google Rating

Joined in the Friday prayers with social distance & one-way

5/ 5

Joined in the Friday prayers with social distance & one-way

Jam's Vlogs

5 Google Rating

Nice 👌 place

5/ 5

Nice 👌 place

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