Masjid Esa ibn Maryam

Masjid Esa ibn Maryam in Birmingham is committed to fostering a sense of connection and engagement among girls and women from diverse backgrounds in the community. With a focus on their well-being and involvement in mosque activities, several services have been initiated to cater to their specific needs.

The mosque actively promotes mental health awareness, recognising the importance of addressing and supporting the mental well-being of its female members and serving as a platform for education, open discussions and resources related to mental health.

Additionally, Masjid Esa ibn Maryam offers the Sisters Foundation Tajweed program, emphasising the correct pronunciation and recitation of the Quran. This initiative provides women in the community with the opportunity to enhance their understanding and proficiency in the recitation of the holy book.

The mosque also runs the Taqwa for a Muslimah program, focusing on nurturing and instilling a sense of mindfulness and piety among Muslim women. This initiative aims to encourage spiritual growth and a deeper connection to faith.

To celebrate the joyous occasion of Eid-ul-Fitr, Masjid Esa ibn Maryam organises a Mehndi and Bake Sale event. This not only adds a festive touch to the celebrations but also provides a communal space for creativity, cultural expression and the enjoyment of delicious treats.

Through these initiatives, Masjid Esa ibn Maryam creates an inclusive environment that recognises and addresses the specific needs and interests of girls and women in the community, fostering a strong sense of connection to the mosque and promoting their overall well-being.