Al-Risaalah Mosque & Islington Islamic Centre welcomes worshippers across Islington, Camden and North London for the five daily prayers, structured Islamic education, and sincere family support — while we build a permanent home for generations to come.
Worshippers from more than thirty nationalities pray here each week. Whatever your background or how long you have been practising, there is a place for you.
Our storyFrom children's Qur'an and Tajweed to adult Arabic and Islamic Studies, our Madrasa offers a clear path of learning for every age and level.
See programmesConfidential Islamic guidance, family mediation and community welfare are here when you need them — delivered by people who know our community personally.
How we helpAccurate daily times, adhan reminders and mosque announcements — wherever you are.
What began as a small prayer room for a handful of local families has grown into a registered charity serving hundreds of households across Islington, Camden and North London.
Today we are converting 91–93 Parkhurst Road into a permanent, purpose-built mosque — a project made possible entirely through the generosity of our community.
Read our full storyFollow the transformation of 91–93 Parkhurst Road in pictures: from the original building, through demolition and new foundations, to the steel frame and new walls rising today.
This is Sadaqah Jāriyah you can see with your own eyes.
View the build in photos
Sadaqah jāriyah — an ongoing charity — continues to reward long after it is given. Every contribution toward 91–93 Parkhurst Road helps establish a lasting place of prayer and learning for our children and theirs.
"Al-Risaalah has been my family's spiritual home for over five years. The warmth of the community is unlike anywhere else I have prayed."
"My children love the Madrasa. The teachers are patient and genuinely care about their progress, not just their attendance."
"When my family needed guidance during a difficult time, the team supported us with patience and real wisdom."
Join us for prayer, enrol your child in the Madrasa, or simply come and say salaam.