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Ibrahim Masjid glasgow

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Ibrahim Masjid is a welcoming place of worship located in Glasgow G51 1PZ, dedicated to fostering community spirit and spiritual growth among its members. The mosque provides a serene atmosphere where individuals can gather for prayer and community events while receiving guidance from knowledgeable leaders. Ibrahim Masjid is committed to offering educational programs that promote understanding and awareness of Islamic teachings within the community. Whether you’re looking for spiritual support or community engagement opportunities, Ibrahim Masjid is ready to welcome you with open arms.

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4 Google Rating

Nice prayer halls with loads of space. Would recommend a visit if you're in the area

4/ 5

Nice prayer halls with loads of space. Would recommend a visit if you're in the area

Qasim Nasir

5 Google Rating

This used to be my old school Now its transformed in to a lovely mosque

5/ 5

This used to be my old school Now its transformed in to a lovely mosque

Ibrahim Patel

5 Google Rating

Spent two days in this area, prayed in this mosque a few times. Nice facilities and friendly people.

5/ 5

Spent two days in this area, prayed in this mosque a few times. Nice facilities and friendly people.

Shining Stars

5 Google Rating

The good thing is, Masjid Ibrahim have a ramp for wheelchair users. Disabled people can get inside e

5/ 5

The good thing is, Masjid Ibrahim have a ramp for wheelchair users. Disabled people can get inside easily but it will be more good if they make a ramp in front, so the back one will be for female and the front one for male Insha ALLAH.

Riaz Shaikh

4 Google Rating

Very peaceful place for worship for Muslims in Glasgow

4/ 5

Very peaceful place for worship for Muslims in Glasgow

zakir khan

5 Google Rating

Nice place

5/ 5

Nice place

Muhammed Karayağlı

5 Google Rating

Many events are taking place in this mosque. You can follow from Facebook. Parking and wudhu facilit

5/ 5

Many events are taking place in this mosque. You can follow from Facebook. Parking and wudhu facilities are available.

EDGE99 style with attitude

5 Google Rating

Management, cleanliness , timings..courteous people to man it.

5/ 5

Management, cleanliness , timings..courteous people to man it.

Mohammed Daud

5 Google Rating

Masha-Allah nice place.

5/ 5

Masha-Allah nice place.

Mahbub Iftekhar

5 Google Rating

Mash'Allah such a beautiful Masjid.

5/ 5

Mash'Allah such a beautiful Masjid.

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