Birmingham Central Mosque

Birmingham Central Mosque on Belgrave Road is one of the largest mosques in Europe and the focal point of Islamic community life in Birmingham. Operated by the Birmingham Mosque Trust, the mosque grew out of the city's significant South Asian immigration in the postwar decades, reflecting Birmingham's role as one of Britain's most diverse urban centres. Beyond daily prayers, the site hosts educational programmes, welfare services, and interfaith events that draw visitors from across the region. Its dome and minaret are prominent landmarks in the city's southern skyline, and the mosque regularly welcomes non-Muslim visitors who wish to learn about Islam and the local Muslim community.