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Masjid-E-Khazra glasgow

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Masjid-E-Khazra is located at 138-140 Butterbiggins Rd in Govanhill, Glasgow, offering a serene space for worship and community activities among local Muslims. The mosque focuses on creating an inclusive environment where individuals can come together for prayer while also accessing educational resources related to Islamic teachings. Committed to serving its community through outreach initiatives and events, Masjid-E-Khazra encourages active participation from all members while fostering a sense of belonging. Visit Masjid-E-Khazra today to become part of this vibrant community.

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M Z

5 Google Rating

Beautiful and peaceful place to reflect and pray. Seems like a friendly community there.

5/ 5

Beautiful and peaceful place to reflect and pray. Seems like a friendly community there.

Tariq Hussain

5 Google Rating

GOOD place to visit and perform your prayers Allah's.house place of tranquillity and peace

5/ 5

GOOD place to visit and perform your prayers Allah's.house place of tranquillity and peace

Najma Hussain

5 Google Rating

Lovely mosque Mashallah and spacious

5/ 5

Lovely mosque Mashallah and spacious

Tahir Mohammed

5 Google Rating

Spacious Prayer halls and ample street parking

5/ 5

Spacious Prayer halls and ample street parking

Haq Ghani

4 Google Rating

An Ahle Sunnah wal-Jamah Mosque recently renovated, with separate space for ladies

4/ 5

An Ahle Sunnah wal-Jamah Mosque recently renovated, with separate space for ladies

Moh Younis

5 Google Rating

A truly inclusive mosque welcoming all to come and take part in individual or group worship. Look fo

5/ 5

A truly inclusive mosque welcoming all to come and take part in individual or group worship. Look forward to attending after this latest Omicron variant burns out.

Umar Hussain

5 Google Rating

Mashallah great masjid peaceful with many great events

5/ 5

Mashallah great masjid peaceful with many great events

Saira Tahir

5 Google Rating

The new extension for the ladies prayer hall is beautiful with new bathroom facilities to include fo

5/ 5

The new extension for the ladies prayer hall is beautiful with new bathroom facilities to include for disabled users too which is very thoughtful. Very family friendly, warm atmosphere. The new renovations for the main halls are beautiful especially the carpets from Turkey.

Boom Pow84

5 Google Rating

Good now they have a area for women during events and have a good arrangement package for funerals.

5/ 5

Good now they have a area for women during events and have a good arrangement package for funerals. Would be better if it was more female friendly. My brothers the mother and wife educate the future generation give them something to work with.

Safdar Rehman

5 Google Rating

It's very welcoming and educational. Improved dramatically within last few years. Much bigger than b

5/ 5

It's very welcoming and educational. Improved dramatically within last few years. Much bigger than before and very nice inside. Covid19 has put lots of restraints as everywhere else but things will improve insha'Allah.

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