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بِسْمِ اللهِ الرَّحْمٰنِ الرَّحِيْمِAs-salamu alaykum · Welcome

A place to pray, learn and belong.

Serving Greenfield since 1989 — five daily prayers, a thriving madrasah and an open door for every neighbour.

Today at Greenfield
Today's prayers: Jamaat (congregation, demonstration schedule) and Begins (calculated) times
FajrJumu'ahAsrMaghribIsha
Jamaat6:0012:303:154:496:30
Begins5:2611:582:494:446:07
Sunrise 7:04 AM·Jamaat times are a demonstration schedule·Hijri date calculated, may differ by a day locallyToday in full
Prayer times · Greenfield, Manchester

Today at the Masjid.

Manchester time

Begins
When the prayer time starts. Calculated daily for Manchester.
Jamaat
When the congregation prays together. A demonstration schedule.
Next Jamaat—
Jamaat—Begins —
Counting down…
Today's prayers: when each prayer begins, and the time of the congregational prayer (Jamaat). Jamaat times are a demonstration schedule.
PrayerBeginsJamaat
FajrالفجرBegins 5:26 AMJamaat 6:00AM
Sunrise 7:04 AM·Fajr time ends. No congregation.
Jumu'ahالجمعةFirst congregation · see Jumu'ah belowBegins 11:58 AMJamaat 12:30PM
AsrالعصرBegins 2:49 PMJamaat 3:15PM
MaghribالمغربBegins 4:44 PMJamaat 4:49PM
IshaالعشاءBegins 6:07 PMJamaat 6:30PM
Friday prayer

Jumu'ah

الجمعة

Doors open 11:45 AM

First congregation
Khutbah
12:15 PM
Jamaat
12:30PM
Second congregation
Khutbah
1:30 PM
Jamaat
1:45PM
Demonstration schedule — a real masjid publishes its own Jumu'ah times.Full timetable

Begin times are calculated each day for Manchester (Moonsighting Committee method, Hanafi Asr). Jamaat and Jumu'ah times are a demonstration schedule for this fictional masjid — a real masjid sets and publishes its own.

Monthly timetable
Our Masjid

Built by the community, for the community.

Today Greenfield is a place of daily prayer, a madrasah for three hundred children, and an open door for anyone who needs it — calm, welcoming and beautifully kept.

Our story
  1. The Greenfield Masjid prayer hall
    1989

    A converted terrace

    Local families opened a prayer room on Meadowbrook Lane — and the masjid has grown with the neighbourhood ever since.

  2. A madrasah classroom at Greenfield Masjid
    Today

    A home for daily life

    worshippers each Jumu'ah
    1,400worshippers each Jumu'ah
    madrasah students
    320madrasah students
  3. Volunteers at the Greenfield food bank
    Always

    An open door

    For anyone who needs it — the food bank, family support, and a warm welcome for every visitor.

Madrasah & Education

Learning that is taken seriously.

From a child's first surah to adult Arabic — structured, caring teaching in a purpose-built environment.

Madrasah enrolment for next term — places are limited across all programmes.

Community

Open all week, for everyone.

From the weekday maktab to the elders' lunch club — the rhythm of a working masjid, and practical care offered with dignity.

Visit

You are always welcome.

Of every faith, and none.

  1. 01Everyone is welcomeOf every faith and none — a volunteer in a green lanyard will happily show you around.
  2. 02Dress modestlyScarves are provided at the door, and shoes come off at the entrance — racks are provided.
  3. 03Sisters' entranceWomen's entrance, prayer hall and facilities are on the north side of the building.
  4. 04Step-free accessStep-free throughout, with a lift to the first floor and accessible parking by the main door.
Address
14 Meadowbrook Lane, Greenfield, Manchester M21 7QF
Office hours
Mon–Sat, 10:00–18:00
Telephone
0161 496 0142
Jumu'ah
Doors open 11:45 AM · demonstration time

Fictional contact details