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Forum Centre Mosque manchester

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The Forum Centre Mosque, situated at 50 Birch Lane, Manchester, M13 0WN, serves as a welcoming place of worship and community gathering. Known for its emphasis on quality service and customer satisfaction, the mosque offers an array of religious programs and community events designed to foster spiritual growth and social connection. The atmosphere is serene, making it an ideal sanctuary for prayer and reflection. The dedicated team is committed to providing assistance and guidance to all visitors, ensuring that everyone feels valued and supported in their spiritual journey. Experience the warmth of the Forum Centre Mosque, where community values are at the heart of every service.

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Forum Centre Mosque manchester
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