Welcome to the West London Islamic Centre & Jamia Masjid web site. Here you will find an array of information about the Muslim community in West London, the Mosque's communal services and facilities and information on Islam.

Our History

The West London Islamic Centre (WLIC) was established in 1984 to serve the needs of the then fledgling Muslim community of Ealing and Hanwell. The original Mosque based at 119 & 121 Oaklands Road, comprised of two shops that had been converted to accommodate men and women. In 1996 by the Grace of Allah (swt), an opportunity arose to purchase a large delivery depot/warehouse in West Ealing.

With a number of bids made for the well situated site, the Mosque offer was accepted and the current West London Islamic Centre & Jamia Masjid was established. Over the years the Centre has developed a positive reputation for its all-welcoming, inclusive service model and dedicated outreach work. In 2010 WLIC completed a land purchase of additional sections of the site from the London Borough of Ealing and in 2012 a new planning application for a purpose-built 63,000 sq ft scheme was submitted and later received approval. The vision is to build a landmark, self-sufficient facility with the well-being and welfare of the Muslim and wider community at its heart. Education will remain a key objective and future enhanced services and facilities will include:

• Publicly accessible restaurant and bookshop
• A complete floor dedicated to education both religious and national curriculum based
• Dynamic and fully equipped fitness centre
• Multi-function banqueting and conference facilities
• Modern library and computer resources centre
• Funeral service and creche facilities

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