Central Mosque Bradford

A very beautiful masjid in Bradford. Looks like a masjid from Turkey with the amazing minaret and dome. They have 2 halls. 1 small daily hall and the other which is the main for Jumah or main events I presumed. Masjid has ample parking, very good masjid facilities and amazing thick carpets. They also have a section for woman here too. Really enjoyed praying asr salah here.

Nice mosque and lots of parking, visited for a meeting for an event and were hospitable and well received. Lots of space and facilities are great, plenty of space for parking and worshippers.

this was a lovely big mosque. It could hold a large capacity. Main thing is it can hold a lot of people on special days and even on the not so happy days that our deaths when everybody asked to meet the maker, it can hold a lot of people and they have a few different rooms, which means people can be segregated and have their own time to grieve with their own family another really nice and important fact was the car park is huge and stretches along and around the mosque which means easy access and easy parking and there’s three entrance and exits as well to make this very easy overall a really good mosque with a very good facilities

The Mosque which has had millions of pounds of the Muslim community's funds spent on it, only opens its main hall for Jummah, Eid Salah, etc. It is not open for the five daily prayers which are held in a small side room in the multi million pound complex! Those responsible for the Masjid need to understand that the prayer hall is not their personal property, owned and controlled by them as they see fit, rather it is the House of Allah and belongs to the Muslim community. What was the point in building such an elaborately designed Mosque if it's only going to be used a handful of times throughout the year?

Women section was locked, waited in front of the door for 1 min thinking what to do until a man unlocked it from inside. The mosque should really be accessible for women, I shouldn’t have to awkwardly stand outside. The women section is not even a section it’s a curtain and even that it’s not very special. Disappointing if I’m honest seeing that women have not been prioritised. Would be nice to see open doors and an actual space for women to come in and pray.