Outside the Masjid you find a locked white door and a glass window which you can't see anything through. This is next to a newsagent/sweet shop/ grocery store.10 minutes before prayers someone comes and opens the door and you go through to a narrow area with shoe racks near the door and then two sinks for wudu. There is a toilet.The prayer room has nice bright red carpet and is probably big enough for around 5 rows of 8 worshippers. At the front there is a window, there is a TV screen , there are fans on the wall and ceiling fans. There are two or three book shelves with copies of Quran and leaflets and other books. There is a projector near the ceiling.The person leading prayers varies. The worshippers are friendly, there is a relaxed friendly atmosphere and although there is no sign inside the Masjid nor on the website of things like breakfast after Fajr, they are doing this at weekends with Fiqh class. Regular worshippers can have tea, coffee and chat.So a small friendly bright welcoming place to pray, not always unlocked..
Located next to Chandos Children Centre and a convenience shop. Always like their enthusiasm. Jumu'ah and daily five are held here. They arrange Eid at the Park every year.
Recently been coming here for Friday prayers. They are very informative and relevant to today's issues. The people here are friendly and welcoming. Wudu section is open and spacious.
