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Khanqah Naqshbandia Mosque manchester

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Khanqah Naqshbandia Mosque located at Harwood Rd, Manchester M19 1BA, UK Book an appointment or need answers to a question, please feel free to contact us by phone 0161 257 2424

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Khanqah Naqshbandia Mosque manchester
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GULFRAZ AHMAD

5 Google Rating

Small masjid and easy access

5/ 5

Small masjid and easy access

Humayun Shaukat

5 Google Rating

Love to offer my salah here. Masha Allah

5/ 5

Love to offer my salah here. Masha Allah

Kashif Choudhry

5 Google Rating

Beautiful masjid. Peaceful place. Always on time.big parking available

5/ 5

Beautiful masjid. Peaceful place. Always on time.big parking available

Ather Abbas

5 Google Rating

Very organised masjid. Management is very professional. Good place for namaz and islamic education.

5/ 5

Very organised masjid. Management is very professional. Good place for namaz and islamic education.

mudassar mehmood

5 Google Rating

Namaz always on time and free parking. No problem with hate speeches at this place.

5/ 5

Namaz always on time and free parking. No problem with hate speeches at this place.

Hotukdeals Hukd

5 Google Rating

Subha Allah . You can feel tranquility at this mosque.

5/ 5

Subha Allah . You can feel tranquility at this mosque.

Syed Ahmad

5 Google Rating

Excellent facilities. Properly conducted during the pandemic. Jumma starts promptly at 1:45.

5/ 5

Excellent facilities. Properly conducted during the pandemic. Jumma starts promptly at 1:45.

Khurram Khan

5 Google Rating

Beautiful, neat and clean and well organised place.

5/ 5

Beautiful, neat and clean and well organised place.

Myin uddin Khan

5 Google Rating

Mashallah so piecefull

5/ 5

Mashallah so piecefull

Abban Khan

1 Google Rating

Always closed... Seems like its not for prayers

1/ 5

Always closed... Seems like its not for prayers

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