Oct 28

Begins
Jama’ah

Fajr
05:09
05:30

Zuhr
11:49
12:30

Asr
14:11
14:30

Maghrib
16:43
16:51

Isha
18:10
19:00

Jumah Prayer

Khutbah 12:30 (Brothers and Children above 12 only)

Al-Nagashi Jumah Prayer

We will be holding one Jumah prayer only at 12:30pm. The doors will be open at 12:00pm.

*It’s based on first come first served*

* Entry Only for Brothers and children above 12 but need to follow the safety measures in place, No Sisters due to lack of space available.

*Remember to bring your own Prayer Matt and Facemask.

*There is no access to Wudu facilities. Please make sure you have wudu before coming to the masjid.

Healthy Start
Government Scheme

No child or family should go hungry. The government’s healthy start scheme exists to ensure every child has a healthy start in life. If you are on a low-income, a pregnant women, on benefits and tax credits and live around SW8 area then please visit this site
https://www.healthystart.nhs.uk for further information and application.

Alternatively, feel free to pop down to the Al-Nagashi Mosque & Centre for help with enquirers and/or completion of application forms.

Please share and spread the word to those that

need it.

Al-Nagashi Mosque & Centre (EMCA) in partnership with MEND and Horn Concern

Al-Najashi, History of Africa’s First Muslim Monarch as part of Black History Month on Wednesday 28th of October at 7pm, lecture in English by Ustadh Mohammed Artan.

Join us this Black History Month, as we explore one of the earliest and most famous monarch to have embraced Islam and aided it, causing a rift between him and his royal court and the powerful clergy.

Who was this man shrouded by mystery? Come with us on a journey of discovery….

To register for the event please go to https://alnajashibhm.eventbrite.co.uk

Know the history, don’t miss out and register.

Local Covid High Alert Level

These new restrictions are absolutely essential to keep London safe. By following them together we can all play our part in keeping ourselves, our families and communities safe, and ensure London’s economy is protected as much as possible.

It is essential that we as the Muslim community follow the public health advice. Washing hands regularly with warm water, wearing a face covering and keeping a safe distance from anyone not in your household or support bubble will help stop coronavirus being transmitted to others.

Further information about the new restrictions, including information about which business can remain open and childcare are available here: gov.uk/guidance/local-covid-alert-level-high.

At the mosque & centre we are still providing daily/Jumah prayers, schools, clubs and more for our community.

Safety measures are in place according to the government guidelines.

EMCA Matrimonial Marriage Service

EMCA Present a Matrimonial Marriage service that is run by the community for the community.

If you are looking for marriage then sign up @ www.emca.org.uk/matrimonial.

Everything will be kept confidential and will not be shared without your permission. We will try our best to match each person within the community that has signed up with us.

EMCA Matrimonial will be the bridge for connecting people together for marriage purposes. If you are looking for marriage then let us help you.

Please inform other single Muslims that are looking for marriage and asked them to register.

For more information please follow us on Facebook & instagram @ EMCA Matrimonial or send us an email at EMCAM@emca.org.uk

EMCA Matrimonial Team

DONATE GENEROUSLY TOWARDS YOUR Al-NAGASHI MOSQUE & CENTRE (EMCA)

* DONATE GENEROUSLY TO YOUR Al-NAGASHI MOSQUE & CENTRE *

With a lockdown in place, our regular donations have reduced substantily.

The hard work that we have gone through to bring Al-Nagashi Mosque & Centre (EMCA) to where it is may be at risk without your monthly regular donations.

We need your financial support and are asking you to donate generously each month to pay for the monthly fixed expenses until we open our doors again and run our services.

Please donate generously to support the Mosque & Centre.

May Allah protect us all during this pandemic.

Eritrean Muslim Community Association UK

EMCA is a charity, which was founded in 1989 to meet the social, welfare and cultural needs of the growing number of eritrean immigrants to the united Kingdom, EMCA serve a large number of eritreans and non eritreans in london

Public Announcements

Safety Measures Entry Policy

Following the advice of the scholars, and working closely with Mosques and Islamic centres in London, we are taking a careful, gradual approach.

We are closely monitoring information about the continued spread of Covid-19. A local lockdown has already been imposed in Leicester, and Tower Hamlets is on the list of boroughs considered to be at risk of further outbreaks.

We started to provide the 5 daily prayers including Jumahs with very limited capacity.

Those who cannot gain access to the Mosque to pray in jama’ah due to the limited capacity, insha’Allah, you will get the same reward.

Please follow the following instructions and guidelines when coming to the Mosque after re-opening:

The doors will open 15 minutes before the prayer. Worshipers must leave as soon as the prayer finishes; you can do your Sunnah at home or in your workplace.
Anyone with any symptoms of Covid-19, or who has been in contact in the last 14 days with anyone with Covid-19, must not come to the Mosque.
Social distancing and other requirements for safe operation have reduced our initial capacity. Once this limit is reached, no one else will be admitted to the Mosque for prayer.
During this time of limited capacity, only those local to our Mosque who can walk here should come for prayers.
Children under the age of 12 will not be admitted.
Anyone over the age of 70, or anyone whose health makes them vulnerable, must not come to the Mosque at this time.
To be admitted you MUST:
- perform your Wudu before coming to the Mosque.
- bring your own prayer mat
- bring a bag for your shoes (you must keep your shoes with you at all times)
- wear a face mask at all times
Entrance and exit will be from the main gate only, to control the number coming into the Mosque. Outside the Mosque you must observe social distancing.
Hand sanitizers will be available; you must use these on entry, and before and after touching any surfaces.
Use only the marked prayer spaces in the halls, to maintain social distancing.
There should be no socialising in the Mosque; it is only opening for congregational prayer. Shaking hands, hugging and other contact must be avoided.
The Mosque will be closed between prayers, and will not be available for individual worship.
The opening of the Mosque and the restrictions will be kept under daily review. Any changes will be notified using our website and social media.
We urge our community to follow the guidelines and abide by the instructions of our stewards.

We will need everyone’s cooperation in these challenging times. May Allah ﷻ help us to keep our Mosque safely for our community.

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We offer wide range of services for the Community

Quran Classes

To read the Quran, initially being taught to read Arabic letters using our own syllabus. To recite the Quran with Tajweed.

Matrimonial

If you can’t find someone through family, friends or work then EMCA matriomonial is the service you need.

Sisters Group

The sisters group is a social network group where Muslim sisters come together to exchange ideas.

Sports Clubs

Children and young adults can signup for Football clubs. We will be starting soon Jujutsu classes for children. We organise other sport activities throughout the year for all ages.

Scouts Group

Thousands of young people across South London benefit every single week from our exciting programme.

Youth club

A weekly get together to relax, have some fun, and aspire to do more and aim higher.

Feeding The Homeless

Feed the homeless people in Wandsworth/Lambeth boroughs, London. Most are homeless or have fallen through various social safety nets.

Funeral Services

We understand that the death of a loved one is a very difficult time and following the death there are number of arrangements you have to make that we can help.