Nestled in Addlestone, Surrey, stands the Surrey Muslim Centre. It’s more than just a building. It’s a hub, a heart for the Muslim community. The Surrey Muslim Centre isn’t isolated. It’s part of a larger network, the Surrey Muslim Association (SMA). This association encompasses various mosques, community centers, and even a chaplaincy at the University of Surrey. Think of the Al Asr Education and Community Centre in Woking or the Shah Jahan Mosque, also in Woking. Even the Al Kharafi Mosque in Camberley and the Dorking Muslim Community Association are members. The SMA’s leadership includes individuals like Dr. Syed Naqvi, the Chair, and Imam Hafiz M Hashmi, the Vice Chair. Iram Ahmed serves as Treasurer, and Kawther Hashmi as Secretary. This dedicated team guides the SMA and supports its member organizations, including the Surrey Muslim Centre. The Surrey Muslim Centre is a vital resource for its community. It offers various services, from face-to-face meetings with the Imam to online communication options. You can visit the Imam at the Centre, email your inquiries, or even contact him by phone. For a more traditional approach, you can send a letter to The Imam, Surrey Muslim Centre, Albert Road, Addlestone, Surrey, KT15 2PX. The Centre faced a challenging period in early 2020. Due to the Coronavirus pandemic, Jummah Prayers were temporarily suspended starting March 20th, 2020. This decision reflects the Surrey Muslim Centre’s commitment to the safety and well-being of its community.
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