London Central Mosque and The Islamic Cultural Centre remain one of the most iconic and pioneering institutions for Islamic education and community engagement in the United Kingdom. Over the decades, it has played a pivotal role in supporting individuals who have embraced Islam, offering a welcoming environment and a comprehensive system for religious learning and personal development.

The mosque’s New Muslim Support Programme provides structured classes covering the essentials of faith, worship, and Islamic ethics, tailored specifically for converts who may be new to religious practice. Beyond education, the programme extends emotional and social support through mentorship and peer networks, ensuring that new Muslims find both knowledge and belonging.

London Central Mosque has become a bridge between cultures, faiths, and communities. Through regular open days, interfaith initiatives, and exhibitions at the adjoining Islamic Cultural Centre, it actively fosters dialogue and understanding between Muslims and the wider British public. This openness has allowed many new Muslims to embrace their faith confidently while remaining fully engaged members of society.

With its combination of spiritual guidance, community care, and cultural education, London Central Mosque continues to be a national leader in convert care and integration. It stands as a model of excellence in balancing Islamic values with civic engagement, demonstrating how faith institutions can uplift individuals and strengthen the social fabric of Britain.

A compassionate mentor whose work continues to inspire individuals and communities alike.

Shaykh Dr. Saalim Al-Azhari exemplifies the qualities of a truly impactful imam — a teacher of knowledge, a servant of the community, and a leader whose compassion and wisdom continue to uplift and unite those he serves.