Masjid Ibraheem Leeds

Great segrated areas for women they had a lift for my mum and others as the women's room i went to was top floor and the bathroom was nice for wudhu and the people were loevly. I came from Sheffield with family on a trip and they were welcoming i just read salah 2 times whilst the kids napped and brother in the men's side was pleased too that we found this masjid before maghrib alhamdulilah

Mashallah beautiful mosque and talk today at Juma’ah. I wanted to express my gratitude for your dedication to delivering insightful talk at the mosque. However, I noticed during todays talk 5th April, that it was conducted entirely in Urdu. While I understand the importance of honoring different languages and cultures, our mosque boasts a diverse congregation, including individuals who don't speak Urdu. It would be greatly appreciated if future talks could be delivered in English also, especially when the mosque is entirely full, to ensure inclusivity and accessibility for all attendees, regardless of their linguistic background. Thank you.

I am not a local but I came to this mosque when a family member passed away. The support and help from the people who run the mosque was amazing. The facilities were very good even though the mosque was not fully completed. They had plenty of programmes to include the community in the mosque, men and women alike. They had disability access and segregated floors. 2

Same as the other masjids in the area. Where is the prayer timetable or website? How do I know when jamaat is if I’m coming from somewhere? Committee will be held responsible in yawmul qiyamah.

Great mosque building and facilities. However, I have never been to a mosque where people have spoken this much during the Jummah khutbah, literally no regards or respect to the imam. Shame that it looks like this mosque accepts this as their standard