How many Jummah prayers can I attend?

You should attend whichever Jummah congregation fits your schedule at your local mosque. Many larger UK mosques hold 2–3 sessions to accommodate large congregations.

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Jummah Prayer Times UK

Q: What time is Jummah prayer in the UK?

Jummah (Friday) prayer in the UK is typically held between 12:30 PM and 2:00 PM. Most mosques hold 1–3 Jummah congregations. The exact time depends on the mosque and the season (Dhuhr time changes throughout the year).

Q: Is Jummah prayer compulsory?

Yes, Jummah prayer is obligatory (fard) for Muslim men. The Quran (62:9) commands believers to hasten to the remembrance of Allah when the Friday call to prayer is made. It replaces Dhuhr prayer on Fridays.

Jummah (Friday congregational prayer) times for mosques across the UK. Sunday, 31st May 2026.

About Jummah Prayer

Jummah (Arabic: جُمُعَة) is the Friday congregational prayer and sermon (Khutbah). It is obligatory for Muslim men and replaces Dhuhr prayer on Fridays. The Quran commands: "O you who believe! When you are called to prayer on Friday, hasten to the remembrance of Allah and leave all business." (Quran 62:9)

Jummah consists of two Khutbahs (sermons) delivered by the Imam, followed by two Rak'ahs of prayer. Most UK mosques hold Jummah between 12:30 PM and 2:00 PM. Larger mosques may hold multiple congregations.

Jummah Prayer Times UK

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Jummah Times by City

Masjid-e-Noor Accrington

Jamia Masjid Accrington

Barnsley Central Masjid

Belfast Islamic Centre

Birmingham Central Mosque

Green Lane Masjid & Community Centre

Ghamkol Sharif Masjid

Sparkbrook Islamic Centre

Bordesley Jamia Masjid

Al-Hijra Mosque (Handsworth)

Aston Jamia Masjid

Handsworth Central Masjid

Bordesley Green Jamia Mosque

Sparkbrook Islamic Centre

Masjid e Tauheedul Islam

Madina Masjid (Bolton)

Bradford Grand Mosque (Suffa-Tul-Islam)

Bradford Central Jamia Mosque (Howard Street)

Madni Masjid (Listerhills)

Masjid Al-Noor (Bradford)

Bristol Jamia Mosque (Easton)

Cambridge Central Mosque

South Wales Islamic Centre (Butetown)

Coventry Mosque (Eagle Street)

Crawley Mosque

Derby Jamia Mosque

Markazi Masjid (Dewsbury)

Madni Mosque (Dewsbury)

Doncaster Central Mosque

Dundee Central Mosque

Edinburgh Central Mosque

Glasgow Central Mosque

Markazi Masjid (Huddersfield)

Jamia Masjid Bilal (Huddersfield)

Hull Central Mosque

Ipswich Mosque

Lancaster Mosque

Leeds Grand Mosque

Makkah Masjid (Leeds)

Jamia Masjid Bilal

Harehills Mosque

Harehills Mosque (Leeds)

Leeds Grand Mosque

Masjid Umar (Evington)

Leicester Central Mosque (Sutherland Street)

Al-Rahma Mosque (Liverpool Muslim Society)

London Central Mosque (Regent's Park)

East London Mosque & London Muslim Centre

Finsbury Park Mosque

Brick Lane Jamme Masjid

Harrow Central Mosque

Wightman Road Mosque (Salahuddin Mosque)

Al-Noor Mosque (Brixton)

Tooting Islamic Centre

Masjid Ar-Rahman (Wembley)

Forest Gate Mosque

Ilford Islamic Centre

Masjid e Umar (Islington)

Masjid Al-Taqwa (Leyton)

Streatham Mosque

Al-Manaar Muslim Cultural Heritage Centre

Wimbledon Mosque

Hackney Mosque (Clapton)

Stockwell Mosque

Stratford Mosque (West Ham)

Leyton Mosque & Community Centre

Tottenham Masjid

Wembley Central Masjid

Southall Islamic Cultural Centre

Darul Ummah Mosque (Whitechapel)

Masjid al-Tawhid (Leyton)

Seven Kings Mosque

Woolwich Mosque

Croydon Mosque & Islamic Centre

Camden Mosque

Masjid Ibrahim (Walthamstow)

West London Islamic Centre (Acton)