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I’ve seen many masjids in London on social media promoting the good they do, the classes they offer, the community events, and it’s attracted so many people to the masjids.
However, my local masjid honestly makes me very upset. There’s barely anything going on. The only time I really see other Muslims is on Eid or during Ramadan. It makes me sad that I don’t have that community. even when I go on Day to day to pray quickly and leave its empty and there are maybe one or two sisters in the whole women’s section. overall its so flipping dead there and most people are way older or aunties
Recently I visited a masjid in North London and wallahi I became emotional. I felt sad thinking that back home I don’t have this. The aunties were selling hijabs for charity, there were Qur’an classes in small circles, young kids playing together, teenagers sitting in a corner doing homework, people just sitting and talking It actually felt like a community, not just a place people come to pray and leave.
I wish my masjid had things like this. Hikes, halaqahs for young women, sisters’ events, youth activities, somewhere people actually know each other.
The mosque is actually very big but The issue is that at my masjid there’s an old man who I guess owns or runs the place. He comes and locks the doors and only opens them for salah times. He can come across quite moody and rude at times. I don’t even know who the imam of the masjid is, which is low-key really sad because there always seem to be changes and issues.
I genuinely want to begin my marketing/social media networking career, and one thing I’d love to do is become the marketing person for the masjid, get it on TikTok, and actually help build a community. Right now though, there isn’t really anything to show.
Does anyone else’s local masjid feel like this and what do I do
Ik I myself can’t do anything alone so what do I do help?!
I’ve seen many masjids in London on social media promoting the good they do, the classes they offer, the community events, and it’s attracted so many people to the masjids.
However, my local masjid honestly makes me very upset. There’s barely anything going on. The only time I really see other Muslims is on Eid or during Ramadan. It makes me sad that I don’t have that community. even when I go on Day to day to pray quickly and leave its empty and there are maybe one or two sisters in the whole women’s section. overall its so flipping dead there and most people are way older or aunties or millenials who I don’t feel I can relate to lol
Recently I visited a masjid in North London and wallahi I became emotional. I felt sad thinking that back home I don’t have this. The aunties were selling hijabs for charity, there were Qur’an classes in small circles, young kids playing together, teenagers sitting in a corner doing homework, people just sitting and talking It actually felt like a community, not just a place people come to pray and leave.
I wish my masjid had things like this. Hikes, halaqahs for young women, sisters’ events, youth activities, somewhere people actually know each other.
The mosque is actually very big but The issue is that at my masjid there’s an old man who I guess owns or runs the place. He comes and locks the doors and only opens them for salah times. He can come across quite moody and rude at times. I don’t even know who the imam of the masjid is, which is low-key really sad because there always seem to be changes and issues.
I genuinely want to begin my marketing/social media networking career, and one thing I’d love to do is become the marketing person for the masjid, get it on TikTok, and actually help build a community. Right now though, there isn’t really anything to show.
Does anyone else’s local masjid feel like this and what do I do
I’m not sure if I should say what part of London it’s in but yeah
Ik I myself can’t do anything alone so what do I do help?!
I’ve seen many masjids in London on social media promoting the good they do, the classes they offer, the community events, and it’s attracted so many people to the masjids.
However, my local masjid honestly makes me very upset. There’s barely anything going on. The only time I really see other Muslims is on Eid or during Ramadan. It makes me sad that I don’t have that community. even when I go on Day to day to pray quickly and leave its empty and there are maybe one or two sisters in the whole women’s section. overall its so flipping dead there and most people are way older or aunties
Recently I visited a masjid in North London and wallahi I became emotional. I felt sad thinking that back home I don’t have this. The aunties were selling hijabs for charity, there were Qur’an classes in small circles, young kids playing together, teenagers sitting in a corner doing homework, people just sitting and talking. It actually felt like a community, not just a place people come to pray and leave.
I wish my masjid had things like this. Hikes, halaqahs for young women, sisters’ events, youth activities, somewhere people actually know each other.
The issue is that at my masjid there’s an old man who I guess owns or runs the place. He comes and locks the doors and only opens them for salah times. He can come across quite moody and rude at times. I don’t even know who the imam of the masjid is, which is low-key really sad because there always seem to be changes and issues.
I genuinely want to begin my marketing/social media networking career, and one thing I’d love to do is become the marketing person for the masjid, get it on TikTok, and actually help build a community. Right now though, there isn’t really anything to show.
Does anyone else’s local masjid feel like this and what do I do
Ik I myself can’t do anything alone so what do I do help?!
Hey guys
I was wondering if anyone knows any salafi masjids in south or south west London
Many of the masjids in my area don’t offer any classes and I would like to stay local
Barakallah feekum