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Ghamkol Sharif Masjid Prayer Times
Today's prayer times at Ghamkol Sharif Masjid, Birmingham (Tuesday, 11th August 2026): Fajr 04:26, Dhuhr 13:13, Asr 17:15, Maghrib 20:41, Isha 21:59. Jummah: 1:15 PM, 2:00 PM, 2:45 PM.
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A striking mosque on Golden Hillock Road known for its beautiful architecture, Quran academy and warm community welcome.
Ghamkol Sharif Masjid — Today's Prayer Times
Tuesday, 11th August 2026 · Birmingham area times (Muslim World League method)
| Prayer | Begins |
|---|---|
| Fajr Dawn | |
| Sunrise Shurūq | |
| Dhuhr Midday | |
| Asr Afternoon | |
| Maghrib Sunset | |
| Isha Night |
These are the astronomical adhan (start) times for Birmingham. Ghamkol Sharif Masjid sets its own jama'ah (congregation) times — usually 15–30 minutes later. See below.
Fajr
04:26
Sunrise
05:43
Dhuhr
13:13
Asr
17:15
Maghrib
20:41
Isha
21:59
Astronomical (MWL)
Jama'ah (Congregation) Times
Congregational prayer is typically held 15–30 minutes after each prayer begins.
The times above are when each prayer begins (calculated for Birmingham, updated daily). Jama'ah (congregation) times are set by the mosque and change through the year — see Ghamkol Sharif Masjid's official jama'ah timetable for current times.
Submit jama'ah times →About Ghamkol Sharif Masjid
Ghamkol Sharif Masjid in Small Heath is one of the largest mosques in Western Europe and one of the most visually distinctive in the United Kingdom. Built in the traditional South Asian Mughal style, it features a large central golden dome, four tall minarets and ornate green and white detailing inspired by the great mosques of Pakistan.
The mosque was founded as the Birmingham branch of the Ghamkol Sharif Sufi tradition associated with Hazrat Pir Zindapir of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, and has served as the Naqshbandi-Mujaddidi spiritual centre for tens of thousands of British Muslims since opening in 1996.
It hosts a very large weekly Jumu'ah congregation, special gatherings during Mawlid, Ramadan and the annual Urs, a busy madrasah, marriage services and a community kitchen serving free meals to worshippers and visitors.
- Address
- Golden Hillock Road, Small Heath, Birmingham B11 2QH
- Founded
- 1996
- Tradition
- Sunni – Barelwi (Naqshbandi-Sufi)
- Jummah
- 1:15 PM, 2:00 PM, 2:45 PM
- Capacity
- 6000 worshippers
- Phone
- 0121 772 9992
- Website
- gsmosque.org/
Facilities
- Women's prayer area
- Wudu facilities
- Khutbah in Urdu
- Khutbah in English
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