2019 Events

Standing in solidarity with our Christian brothers and sisters.  

The Muslim community of Craven Arms expresses its strong condemnation of the terrorist attacks in Sri Lanka on Churches and Hotels and stands in solidarity with Christian brothers and sisters locally and worldwide.

Craven Arms Islamic Centre has joined its friends in the South Shropshire Inter Faith to issue a statement in response to this tragedy. 

“Again I find myself writing as Chair of South Shropshire Inter Faith (SSIF) following a brutal attack on one of our Faith communities. When so many are brutally murdered and maimed we focus on the multitude of lives lost and those scarred forever through injury or bereavement - it becomes all too easy to become wrapped up in the number itself - the loss of one vibrant young woman in Northern Ireland is no less a tragedy than the atrocities against our Faith communities in Pittsburgh, Christchurch and now so terribly in Sri Lanka. Each of these is not just a crime against that Faith community, it is a crime against us all. Whilst SSIF stands in solidarity and offers condolences to all in the Christian world, we also stand in mourning ourselves for lost innocent human lives whether of Faith or of none.” Mark Michaels, Chair, South Shropshire Inter Faith. 

Congratulations Abdul Haq

Mashallah, Abdul Haq recieved his red belt. All the hard work has paid off... for now. Until the next grading...

We are together

Thank you for your kind messages of support. It is a time for all members of our community, locally, nationally and globally to come together and stand side by side. Our heartfelt condolences and prayers are with the victims of this horrific terrorist attack that has unfolded in Christchurch, New Zealand. 

Whenever a terrorist attack takes place on any people, it is not an attack just on them, but an attack on humanity at large. It is indeed a dark day for Muslims and the entire human race. We need to stand together to drive out all forms of extremism and hate from our communities. 

The masjid is open to anyone who would like to express their support. Jummah (Friday) prayers today will be held at 1.20pm. 

The Craven Arms Islamic Centre 

15th March 2019

Thanks for Visiting

Over 250 people came from afar afield as Hereford on a cold, dark winters day. Visitors, including the fire service, police and paramedics, were given the opportunity to ask about Islam and enjoy friendly conversations over pakoras, zarda and tea.  

We had over 300 visitors attending and folks from all over the County attended, lovely discussions took place and people enjoyed refreshments.A big thank you to all those who attended the event and also to our volunteers.

We hope to have more events and hope we can build bridges between Communities.

Imam Sohayb peerbhai 

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