Address: 10 Berwick St, London, W1F 0PH, United Kingdom
Rating: 4.1
based on 103 reviews.
Facilities and Cleanliness
Pros:
"Good wudu facilities and has 2 floors of prayer rooms."
"Mashallah nice masjid such a blessing for people in the area for whatever reason. Clean and tidy."
"Nice, clean prayer rooms."
"Very clean, well maintained masjid with every facility you’d expect."
"The prayer hall is small but clean."
"Toilets and ablution facilities are available. There is also an upstairs prayer hall if the downstairs is full."
"Great little mosque in the heart of Soho, been my local since I was a child and has gone through so many developments around it and it still stands."
Cons:
"The(floor sitting) toilet flush needs sorting out though. When you flush, some water comes out the bowl on the outside which can touch body and clothes and makes them najis(dirty)."
"The bathrooms / wudhu facilities do need to be cleaned / updated. I was rather nervous going to the bathroom as it seemed a little unsanitary."
"Hygiene: Highly laughable and unfortunate considering this is supposed to be a place of prayer and worship."
"The bathrooms were tiny to a degree that I had to look for another bathroom in the nearby shops."
"Ground floor space is also quite hot and humid, so better to go up one or two flights if you can (no elevator, FYI)."
"Two issues that bothers me is they have two toilets both of which are squat toilets, I cannot understand why!"
Accessibility and Location
Pros:
"Alhamdulillah, always convenient to have a place to pray in a busy city."
"I came to London for a day out, and Alhamdulillah, what a beautiful thing it is to see that there is a masjid here in the middle of the streets Masha'allah very very convenient."
"A perfect place for Muslims to perform their Islamic duties away from the busy streets of London."
"MashAllah it's real blessing for Muslims have Masjid in hart of London... And also very ideal for Taxi drivers they can park front of Masjid."
"Great location in the west end of London."
"The location is quite close from Leicester Square."
"Great location, really convenient for anyone in and around the area."
Cons:
"Too small for jumah prayer come 30 minutes early before friday prayer to get room otherwise you have to stand in the stairs and do the prayer which I did here."
"Totally full, so try to come early for prayer, no parking place because of food market."
"Beside mosque there is bar and pub, peoples are drinking front of mosque."
"For some reason they are only open 15 mins before and after ever Salah - they'll literally close the door on your face."
"Gets very packed out on Fridays so you would have to go early for Jummah, please note there are no prayer facilities for women."
"I walked 15 minutes for my 30min break just to find out the mosque is actually always closed unless the time jammah and closes in 15 minutes always."
Gender Inclusivity
Pros:
"Nice masjid there are 3 floors I think which is great maybe an idea to leave one floor for our Muslim sisters."
"I know it says Male only but if you bring your daughter bring her in and Lett her wait inside."
"Management could partition the male/female section with advise from professionals."
"Its presence adds to the cultural fabric and inclusivity of the community."
"It provides a valuable place of worship for the Muslim community, fostering unity and inclusivity."
"This mosque is in a perfect location to allow people to keep their prayers when they are out in London and it would be wonderful if it could welcome both men and women."
"A real blessing to have a place like this right in the city, if you work in London or are visiting, you'll be able to pray your Friday prayer here."
Cons:
"Alhamdulillah, always convenient to have a place to pray in a busy city. Pity that women are told they can't pray here and have the door shut in their face."
"It doesn't that this is a men only facility and the closest female facilities is another 15 minute walk away on top of the 15 minute to get to this place."
"They don't allow women to pray in this place!"
"This place doesn't allow women to pray in it."
"Major pitfall with this place is that there’s no place for women or facilities as such that makes it very difficult for families visiting the west end to go together."
"A mosque only for men where there is facilities to accommodate sisters yet not provided."