Eid al Fitr 1440

Alhamdlillah, after locally verified sightings of the crescent moon, the holy month of Ramadhaan has come to an end. We ask Allah to accept our worship for the past month and pray that He keep us on the straight path.

Inshaallah, the 1st of Shawwal 1440, Eid al Fitr will be Wednesday 5th June 2019.

Fajr salah tomorrow, for Eid day, will be at 04:10.

The first Eid salah will be at 05:15 in the Masjid. Prior to the salah, there will be a talk delivered by Sheikh ul Hadith of Darul Uloom Deoband, Hadhrat Maulana Mufti Saeed Ahmad Palanpuri sahib damat barakatuhum.

The second Eid salah will be at the Pavilion Banquet Hall, Hoe Street at 08:00

 Please note:

• There will be facility for ladies to pray Eid Salah at Pavilion Banquet Hall.
• At the Pavilion Hall, entrance for ladies and disabled people will be from Albert Road. Men should use the entrance on Hoe Street. Both men and women are requested to be especially mindful of the rules of hijab and modesty.
• If attending the salah at the Pavilion Banquet Hall, please bring your own prayer mat and arrive prepared with wudhu.

Revised - Eid-al-Fitr 2019 Salah Arrangements

After consultation and mashwarah with musallees, we have revised the Fajr and Eid Salah times.

The Fajr jama'ah on Eid day will be at 04:10

The first Eid Salah will be in the Masjid at 05:15

The second Eid Salah will be in the Pavilion Banquet Hall, on Hoe Street, at 08:00. 

Please note:

• There will be facility for ladies to pray Eid Salah at Pavilion Banquet Hall.
• If attending the salah at the Pavilion Banquet Hall, please bring your own prayer mat and arrive prepared with wudhu.

1st Ramadan 1440 (2019) Announcement

Ramdan 2019 -- TUESDAY will be first fast

Assalamualaikum Warahmatullahi Wabarakatuh

Following negative sighting in UK and in Morroco we will compete 30 Days of Shabaan and the first fast of  Ramadhan will be on Tuesday 7th May.  

First Taraweeh on Monday Insha'Allah

Tragedy In New Zealand

The Imams, Trustees and congregation at Masjid-e-Umer were greatly saddened to wake up to the news of the terrible terrorist events that took place in New Zealand. 

We strongly condemn this level of hate and terror which has resulted in so much loss of life.

Our hearts go out to the survivors and the communities in Christchurch as they mourn the loss of the departed ones, killed, as they were about to engage in prayer.

We ask our community to continue to remain vigilant and stand united against all forms of extremism.