Soho Islamic Centre
| 10 Berwick Street, London |
5 tarieven
2.00/10.00 |
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Ayne Zarof (20.10.2017 03:38)
Having previously been able to pray at the masjid, horrified to be asked to leave after “a change of management” decided that this mosque is unsuitable for a woman to pray in. And women are just not allowed in.
Did they expect us to pray on the streets instead?!
Disgusting. Should not be able to represent Islam in anyway shape or form.
Having previously been able to pray at the masjid, horrified to be asked to leave after “a change of management” decided that this mosque is unsuitable for a woman to pray in. And women are just not allowed in.
Did they expect us to pray on the streets instead?!
Disgusting. Should not be able to represent Islam in anyway shape or form.
Maha Kazemi (07.10.2017 12:46)
Salam
They do not allow women to pray there
Salam
They do not allow women to pray there
Zeynep Arslan (21.09.2017 04:04)
It is such a shame that they dont allow women to pray in 3floor masjid!
It is such a shame that they dont allow women to pray in 3floor masjid!
aiman Naim (18.07.2017 19:43)
No place for woman, my mom had to walk 40 min to find another praying place nearby. Very saddening. Mosque are not for man only!
No place for woman, my mom had to walk 40 min to find another praying place nearby. Very saddening. Mosque are not for man only!
Yusuf Naqwi (30.06.2017 15:26)
Went there with my wife a few minutes before maghrib, we needed to catch asr. Management rudely told us no women were allowed, we even asked if she could just pray in the hall (not in the carpeted musalla area where the men where, though it was very empty), which he rudely declined. How can you stop a Muslim from praying a fard prayer?? Not Islamic at all; I'm from Saudi and I wonder what the "management" would say about the Prophet's masjid in madina or the masjid Al Haram in Makkah, women pray there too you know...
The entire world is a masjid, they have no right to stop anyone from praying. We left and came back in and my wife prayed at the entrance where they couldn't see us. Shame on them, may Allah guide them, they are oppressing Muslims from fulfilling one of the pillars of Islam. Disgusting.
Went there with my wife a few minutes before maghrib, we needed to catch asr. Management rudely told us no women were allowed, we even asked if she could just pray in the hall (not in the carpeted musalla area where the men where, though it was very empty), which he rudely declined. How can you stop a Muslim from praying a fard prayer?? Not Islamic at all; I'm from Saudi and I wonder what the "management" would say about the Prophet's masjid in madina or the masjid Al Haram in Makkah, women pray there too you know...
The entire world is a masjid, they have no right to stop anyone from praying. We left and came back in and my wife prayed at the entrance where they couldn't see us. Shame on them, may Allah guide them, they are oppressing Muslims from fulfilling one of the pillars of Islam. Disgusting.
