The East London Mosque was established in 1910! One
of the biggest Masjid in Europe, with a capacity of 7,000 which often goes
higher during Jumuah, Tarawih and Eid salah. It now consists of the London
Muslim Centre and the Maryam Centre.
Many people like visiting the Masjid from other
areas, so I wanted to put together a guide of things that may interest and
benefit you whilst you are here. This is a non-exhaustive list, if I come
across any other important places, I’ll add it inshaAllah. This post isn’t
influenced by the Masjid management at all, I’m doing it with my own accord.
I
cannot take responsibility for the services provided by these companies.
Basic Masjid Facilities:
- Prayer
space for Men
- Prayer
space for Women
- Disabled
access
- Wudu
and Toilet facilities
- Contactless
donation facility
- Halls
for hire
Other services the Masjid provides are: Nikah service, new Muslim circle for both male and female, tours and visits, nursery, primary and secondary school, evening madrasah, study circles, dars and Tafseer every day, funeral service, advice & counselling service, ELM Archives, senior citizens project, Women’s activities - mothers and toddlers group, Tajweed classes, youth activities, food bank, refugee support, free will writing service and more!
If you want to find out more visit
Parking facilities:
There are no facilities at the Masjid, however you
can park on the local roads, with pay and display. Some bays will be free
during weekends and evenings on weekdays, please check signs.
Food:
There are a few different food places around the
Masjid. I will list some here for convenience which are within a 3-minute
radius from the Masjid, however I cannot take responsibility for their meat and
poultry source and service. I have also not listed any that allow alcohol on
site (to the best of my knowledge).
42 Fieldgate St, London E1 1ES
Patisserie East (breakfast, lunch, dinner, desserts, tea/coffee) 30 second walk
42 Whitechapel Rd, London E1 1JXBaraka Eatery (Bangladeshi/Indian Curry) 30 second walk
38-40 Whitechapel Rd, London E1 1JX
HFC (Traditional fried chicken) 30-second walk
127 Whitechapel Rd, London E1 1DT
Café Casablanca (curry, sweets, tea/coffee) 40 second walk
36 Whitechapel Rd, London E1 1JX
HMC Certified
103 Whitechapel Rd, London E1 1JE
Makkah Grill (Traditional fried chicken) 1 1/2- minute walk
110 Whitechapel Rd, London E1 1JE
Zaiqa London (Pakistani/Indian Curry) 1 1/2- minute walk
108a Whitechapel Rd, London E1 1JE
Al Kahf (Traditional Somali food) 1 1/2- minute walk
112-116 Vine Ct, London E1 1JE
Al Hambra (Bangladeshi Curry) 2- minute walk
120 Whitechapel Rd, London E1 1JE
Majabi Grill (Traditional fried chicken and Bangladeshi curry) 2-minute walk
27 Greatorex St, London E1 5NP
Shalimar Kebab House (traditional Pakistani curry) 3-minute walk
95 New Rd, London E1 1HH
Café/Dessert:
There are a few different food places around the Masjid. I will list some here for convenience which are within a 3-minute radius from the Masjid, however I cannot take responsibility for their meat and poultry source and service.
Janna Cafe 30 second walk
48 Fieldgate St, London E1 1ES
Coffee and Cones 40 second walk
58 Fieldgate St, London E1 1ES
CUPP Bubble Tea – Whitechapel 2- minute walk
101 Fieldgate St, London E1 1JU
Naan Staap® 2- minute walk
97 New Rd, London E1 1HJ
HMC Certified
Creams Cafe Whitechapel 3- minute walk
89-91 New Rd, London E1 1HH
Health and Fitness:
Sunnah Circumcision Clinic (London Surgical Centre)
The Maryam Centre (6th floor) 45 Fieldgate St, London E1 1ES
PureGym London Whitechapel 30 second walk
100 Whitechapel Rd, London E1 1JG
The Royal London Hospital 6- minute walk
Whitechapel Rd, London E1 1FR
Groceries:
Eastern End Halal Grocers London 3- minute walk
14 Fordham St, London E1 1HS
4 Fieldgate St, London E1 1ES
Hotels:
Ibis Budget Whitechapel 1- minute walk
100 Whitechapel Rd, London E1 1JG
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