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Bait-ul-Lateef Mosque. Ahmadiyya Muslim Association Liverpool liverpool

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**Bait-ul-Lateef Mosque – Ahmadiyya Muslim Association Liverpool**

Nestled in the heart of Liverpool at 309 Breck Road, Bait-ul-Lateef Mosque stands as a beacon of peace, community, and spiritual growth. As a vital part of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Association, this mosque not only serves as a place of worship but also as a hub for fostering understanding and dialogue among diverse communities. With a commitment to quality service and customer satisfaction, we warmly welcome visitors of all backgrounds to engage in meaningful discussions and explore the teachings of Islam.

Our mosque offers a serene atmosphere conducive to prayer and reflection, along with various community programs designed to promote education, charity, and social responsibility. From weekly sermons to interfaith events, Bait-ul-Lateef Mosque is dedicated to nurturing a sense of belonging and connection among its members and the wider community.

We understand that questions may arise regarding faith or our services, so we encourage you to reach out via phone at 07413 559015 or visit our website at [www.alislam.org](http://www.alislam.org) for more information. Whether you’re seeking spiritual guidance, community involvement, or simply looking to learn more about Islam, Bait-ul-Lateef Mosque is here to support you on your journey. Join us in creating a harmonious environment where everyone feels valued and appreciated.

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hammy rambo

1 Google Rating

How can a building built upon the foundation of ahmaedies can be called a masjid is shocking. Agenc

1/ 5

How can a building built upon the foundation of ahmaedies can be called a masjid is shocking. Agencies are not even considered Muslims by all the scholars

Shams Khan

5 Google Rating

This building used to be a house of god. That had been sitting derelict for years and years. As a re

5/ 5

This building used to be a house of god. That had been sitting derelict for years and years. As a result the building it self was a hazard. It was unsafe and dangerous. Recently a while ago steps have been taken to make the building safe again. So that it can be used by the community as a place of worship.

SSL UK

5 Google Rating

If you are genuinely searching for true teaching of Islam, then this mosque is for you under the bea

5/ 5

If you are genuinely searching for true teaching of Islam, then this mosque is for you under the beautiful Moto of Love for All, Hatred for none. Join us for coffee mornings with all your questions.

Muzaffar Khan

5 Google Rating

Love for all hearted for none this is Moto we need to be very practical now check it self r u a true

5/ 5

Love for all hearted for none this is Moto we need to be very practical now check it self r u a true ahmedi

M Arko

1 Google Rating

How to go inside? I was there last week and I didn't find the entrance. I struggled to find a mosque

1/ 5

How to go inside? I was there last week and I didn't find the entrance. I struggled to find a mosque in that area

Aye

1 Google Rating

It’s not Masjid only a temple

1/ 5

It’s not Masjid only a temple

zaheeroptom

1 Google Rating

Not a mosque avoid

1/ 5

Not a mosque avoid

Simon Hawkins

5 Google Rating

I've been to quite a few mosques in my life. This is probably my 2nd favourite. Decent people in the

5/ 5

I've been to quite a few mosques in my life. This is probably my 2nd favourite. Decent people in there. I like the room lay out. The carpets could do with a refurbishment.

Shams Khan

5 Google Rating

This building used to be a house of god. That had been sitting derelict for years and years. As a re

5/ 5

This building used to be a house of god. That had been sitting derelict for years and years. As a result the building it self was a hazard. It was unsafe and dangerous. Recently a while ago steps have been taken to make the building safe again. So that it can be used by the community as a place of worship.

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