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Al-Furqan Mosque
The UK Islamic Mission (Glasgow North) was founded in 1974 to serve the Muslim community in Glasgow. The Glasgow branch established its first mosque, Al-Furqan Masjid, in 1984 as the administrative office of UKIM Glasgow North. Al-Furqan Masjid, Glasgow, is the second purpose-built mosque and among the largest in the city, located in the west end. A notable aspect of Al-Furqan Masjid is its multi-denomination approach, signifying that it does not affiliate with any particular sect or school of thought but represents Muslims from diverse backgrounds. It is one of the most recognised religious structures in Glasgow, attracting a considerable number of visitors, both Muslim and non-Muslim, throughout the year.
Our Vision
Guided by Qur’anic principles, our aim is to cultivate individuals who are God-conscious and morally upright. We aspire to help build a society and world that are peaceful, just, inclusive, socially responsible, prosperous, and sustainable, where every person can live with dignity and security.
Our Values
Introducing the principles and values of Islam in the most exemplary manner and fostering a greater understanding of Islam through intercultural and interfaith dialogue, particularly within the contemporary context.
The Qur’an and the teachings of our beloved Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) remind us that caring for the needy, feeding the hungry, and showing kindness to all — regardless of background or belief — are among the highest forms of worship.
Islamic Teachings
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