Shahjalal Mosque Manchester

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In the year 1967 the Muslim community of Bangladeshi origin (then East Pakistan) living in Manchester and adjoining towns decided to establish a Mosque of their own from donations and contributions from members of its own community. Late Messrs. Muhammad Abdul Matin Chowdhury, Bosharat Ali, Syed Abdul Hannan and Makaddus Bakht were elected as holding trustees and given the task of completing the purchase of the building at 1A Eileen Grove, Rusholme, Manchester, previously owned by Maclaren Public Institute. Soon afterwards the Mosque started functioning in the said premises. At a public meeting in May 1975, it was decided to call the building “Shahjalal Mosque and Islamic Centre” and also to form a committee to run the organisation. In the following week, at a meeting of the general body of membership of the Mosque, a committee was formed to frame a constitution for the Mosque for its smooth running and maintenance, and for the fulfillment of the aims and objectives of the organization as outlined in 1967. --- If you find this App useful and the progress we have made please show us your support by submitting a review on the App Store. Your review will help us improve the App Insha Allah.

This update from Apple will improve the functionality of this app. No new features are included. - Adhan reminder feature has now been added. - Access to specific prayer time reminder, can be adjusted to personal requirements from App settings. - Daylight saving feature has now been added, able to adjust British summertime for Automatic Adhan.

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