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Al Emaan Centre

Al-Emaan Centre is run by members of the local community, for the local community.

Following the purchase of the century-old premises in October 2014, renovation work soon ensued. We sought to refurbish the infrastructure and apply a traditional design to the interior architecture while seeking to respect the original foundations upon which it was built. Works completed in June 2016 and we have looked at realising our vision thereafter.

Al-Emaan Centre seeks to serve the purpose as a religious, spiritual, educational & community centre for the thriving Muslim population in and around Bromley. It aims to bring the community together as one, to provide a safe haven for families and the youth to grow and develop, and to nurture a generation of active Muslim role models in the society within which we live.

Our vision is one whereby people of different races, religions and cultures can reside together in peace, harmony, and conformity with one another. We aim to engage with people of different faiths and backgrounds, with the aspiration of living in contentment with our neighbours and to increase mutual understanding. We hope that Bromley and the people of our Borough will be an example of this.

By treading in the footsteps of the Prophets (peace be upon them all), Al-Emaan Centre is founded upon the knowledge that change happens from within, and, with the help of Allah can thereafter begin to spread, from individual to individual, community to community.

By treading in the footsteps of the Prophets (peace be upon them all), Al-Emaan Centre is founded upon the knowledge that change happens from within, and, with the help of Allah can thereafter begin to spread, from individual to individual, community to community.'

Al-Emaan Centre was nominated for the Best Run Mosque at the recent Beacon Mosque Awards 2023. After 70,000 votes were cast and 3,000 entries to the 11 award categories, AEC was highlighted as a finalist, making the top three mosques.

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Al-Emaan Centre – al-emaan.org.uk

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