Sittingbourne Islamic Cultural Centre

Sittingbourne Mosque is a warm & inviting environment for worship

Our vision is to provide a range of holistic, culturally sensitive services for the communities of Sittingbourne, drawing on our Islamic values and heritage, with a view to improving quality of life and enhancing community cohesion.

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The most common questions

What are the mosque's prayer times?

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The prayer times at the mosque are based on the daily Islamic prayer schedule. Typically, these include Fajr (dawn), Dhuhr (midday), Asr (afternoon), Maghrib (sunset), and Isha (night). Specific times can vary throughout the year and are often posted on the mosque's website or noticeboard.

Can non-Muslims visit the mosque?

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Yes, most mosques welcome visitors of all faiths. Non-Muslims are encouraged to respect the customs of the mosque, including removing shoes before entering the prayer hall and dressing modestly.

How can I learn more about Islam?

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Many mosques offer educational programs, classes, and lectures about Islam for both Muslims and non-Muslims. You can contact the mosque's administration for more information on available resources and schedules.

How can I donate to the mosque?

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Donations can usually be made in person at the mosque, online through the mosque’s website, or via bank transfer. Contributions support the maintenance of the mosque and its community programs.

Is there a dress code for visiting the mosque?

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Yes, visitors are expected to dress modestly. For men, this usually means wearing long pants and a shirt. For women, this typically involves covering the head with a scarf and wearing loose-fitting clothing that covers the arms and legs.

Are there facilities for women at the mosque?

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Yes, most mosques have separate prayer areas and facilities for women, including restrooms and ablution (wudu) areas.

Is there parking available at the mosque?

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Yes, most mosques provide parking facilities for visitors. However, during peak times like Friday prayers or special events, parking might be limited, so arriving early is advisable.

Are there any programs for children and youth at the mosque?

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Yes, many mosques offer educational programs, weekend schools, and youth activities to engage children and young adults in the community. Details about these programs can typically be found on the mosque’s website or by contacting the administration.

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