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Darussalam Cultural Centre london

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**Darussalam Cultural Centre London** is a vibrant hub located in Hounslow, dedicated to promoting cultural understanding and community engagement. Nestled in the heart of Southall, our centre offers a welcoming atmosphere where individuals and families can explore a variety of cultural programs, educational workshops, and community events. Our mission is to provide an enriching experience that fosters connection and appreciation for diverse cultures.

At Darussalam Cultural Centre, we pride ourselves on delivering quality service and ensuring customer satisfaction. Whether you’re interested in attending one of our informative workshops, participating in cultural celebrations, or seeking resources for personal growth, our knowledgeable staff is here to assist you every step of the way. We believe that every visitor deserves a positive and memorable experience, and we are committed to making that happen.

With a focus on inclusivity, our centre offers a range of services tailored to meet the needs of our diverse community. From language classes to art exhibitions, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. We invite you to join us in celebrating the richness of cultural diversity while making lasting friendships along the way.

For any inquiries or to book an appointment, don’t hesitate to reach out by phone at 020 8616 0047 or visit our website at [darussalamcentre.com](http://www.darussalamcentre.com/). Experience the warmth of community at Darussalam Cultural Centre London – where culture meets connection!

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sohrab mohamed

5 Google Rating

Nice mosque with no bidaa.... lectures can be in somali which can be pointless if you don't speak th

5/ 5

Nice mosque with no bidaa.... lectures can be in somali which can be pointless if you don't speak the language.

Raj Soor

1 Google Rating

Dirty and not well maintained. Not good for onlookers to see.

1/ 5

Dirty and not well maintained. Not good for onlookers to see.

Nafis Hossein

5 Google Rating

Good community feel. Good khateeb

5/ 5

Good community feel. Good khateeb

Javeer Miah

5 Google Rating

Has plentiful parking at the masjid and around. Though the mens hall is 2 floors up they have a lift

5/ 5

Has plentiful parking at the masjid and around. Though the mens hall is 2 floors up they have a lift for those with difficulties

Iqbal Hemad

5 Google Rating

Very nice place for salah

5/ 5

Very nice place for salah

Ri Aa

5 Google Rating

Aaah, Darussalam... The Home of Peace. Enter, if you will, this modern day English castle, nestled o

5/ 5

Aaah, Darussalam... The Home of Peace. Enter, if you will, this modern day English castle, nestled on the Hayes, Southall borders, and it's royal denizens guarded by the black waters of the Grand Union canal! As you enter these forbidden gates, park your 🐎 and embark to the front doors, cast an eye to your right, where the flowerbed now replaces the ancient mini-moat! Enter, and pauseth ye not at the spacious, tiled toilet and ablutions area, nor cafe/shop, but hasten ye, in a spin, up the spiral vortex, passing the entombed library like knights in the darkest night, and ye shall reacheth the hallowed grounds of the sprawling main prayer hall. Here, gathered be the faithful, behind the young or old imam (they have a rota!), awaiting the pleasant call of the muadhin, that is like a lullaby to these singed ears! Welcome ye, of all faiths and none, to our masjid# Darrusalam mosque, Southall, London.

HZS

5 Google Rating

Masjid has a nice prayer hall. Comfy carpet. Good toilet and wudhu facilities. Has its own decent si

5/ 5

Masjid has a nice prayer hall. Comfy carpet. Good toilet and wudhu facilities. Has its own decent sized parking area. Women's area present. The recitation in this masjid is beautiful, especially during ramadan.

Muhammad Bin Qasim

5 Google Rating

A nice, peaceful spiritual place. Imams speech is great reminder and thought provoking.

5/ 5

A nice, peaceful spiritual place. Imams speech is great reminder and thought provoking.

Ilyas Ilu

5 Google Rating

Good place to worship. Parking spaces available. Very close to Costco. It was situated on busy road

5/ 5

Good place to worship. Parking spaces available. Very close to Costco. It was situated on busy road so became when entering and exit masjid.

M Hassan

5 Google Rating

Feels like my second home. Love attending this masjid. Alhamdulilah

5/ 5

Feels like my second home. Love attending this masjid. Alhamdulilah

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