JAMIYAT

11/05/2026

05/04/2026

JTI Hilton Road Masjid: New Jumu'ah Schedule Starting Friday, April 10, 2026

1st Jumu'ah: 2:00PM
2nd Jumu'ah: 3:30PM (English Speech: Shaykh Syed Muhammad Ahsan Shah)

This later 3:30PM Jummah is arranged especially for workers, students, and those unable to attend the earlier prayer

Please share this with your family and friends to help everyone attend!

JazakAllah Khair.

19/03/2026

Eid Prayer Times for Friday, 20th March, 2026

06/03/2026

Update to the community regarding Barkerend Road Mosque 06/03/26

04/03/2026

Following reports of Islamic literature at JTI Barkerend Road Masjid, the Trustees of Jamiyat Tabligh-ul-Islam met on Sunday and arranged for volunteers to attend on Tuesday to organise the Islamic literature in a respectful and dignified manner.

Further work will continue at the mosque in the coming days and months, in shā’ Allāh. While some misinformation is circulating on social media, the Trustees take their responsibility to safeguard the Qur’an and Islamic literature very seriously.

The Trustees and members of Jamiyat Tabligh-ul-Islam are actively working on the situation at Barkerend Road Mosque.

18/02/2026

RAMADAN MUBARAK 🧡

12/02/2026

Ramadan is a time for community, reflection, and coming together. Let’s make this Ramadan a month filled with kindness, compassion, and joy. From JAMIYAT to you, we wish you a blessed and peaceful Ramadan.

05/01/2026

The funeral prayer was led by Peer Syed Muhammad Ahsan Shah. May Allah grant Haji Saab the highest place in Jannah.

Today, the Janazah of Haji Malik Muhammad Saddique was held at JTI Hilton Road Masjid, marking a deeply emotional moment for the community. The Masjid was filled to capacity—the main hall, upstairs, and downstairs—reflecting the immense respect and love for Haji Sahib. The Janazah was led by the honourable Shaykh Syed Muhammad Ahsan Shah Sb.

Within just two weeks, the community has lost two pillars— Haji Malik Saddique and Haji Bostan— whose dedication and service shaped the Masjid’s life and growth.

Haji Malik Saddique was a founding Namazi and a cornerstone of the Masjid’s development. He served as chairman, helped acquire the community centre car park, and remained actively involved throughout his life. His family generously supported gatherings, donated water, and gifted hampers to the Imams, especially during Ramadan and Khatam-e-Qur’an. He also donated regularly as Īsāl-e-Sawāb for his late wife and made du‘a for his children, who were raised with strong values and excellent upbringing.

Haji Sahib was known for his smart and dignified appearance, gentle speech, and humble character. Whoever met him witnessed a person of grace and integrity. He was also a dear friend, and his kindness will always be remembered.

The Masjid management thanks everyone who attended and volunteered during this difficult time, especially with two Ta‘ziyat gatherings. Special gratitude to those who helped in the car park in freezing weather—your efforts are deeply appreciated.

29/11/2025

Alhamdulillah! We're incredibly fortunate to have Mohammed Wasim and Imam Aleem Bashir, two outstanding individuals who consistently go above and beyond for our community.

Earlier this week, Mohammed Wasim was honoured with the British Beacon Mosque Award for Best Mosque Volunteer for his exceptional contributions at JTI Southfield Square Masjid.

Additionally, Imam Aleem Bashir received the Yorkshire Asian Young Achievers Award (Not-for-Profit Sector), a testament to his unwavering dedication and service through his work at JTI Haworth Road Masjid and beyond.

May Allah accept their tireless efforts and grant them continued strength and success in all their endeavours.

30/10/2025

Given the upcoming school closures and holidays, mosque committees should anticipate higher attendance for prayers, particularly Friday prayers, as more people will be on vacation.

Please take additional precautions to minimise disruption to our neighbors. Bring your children and families. Park properly, use the provided footwear racks, and arrive early to participate fully in the Khutbah, which is as important as the prayer itself.

May Allah protect us and our communities, Ameen.