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Cambridge Central Mosque Prayer Times & Jummah

309-313 Mill Road, Cambridge CB1 3DF

Jama’ah today
Fajr 06:00, Dhuhr 13:15, Asr 17:30, Maghrib 18:54, Isha 20:30
Friday prayer
13:15 and 14:15 (mosque timetable, updated daily)
Tradition
Sunni – Mainstream
Capacity
About 1,000 worshippers
Women's prayer area
Yes
Founded
2019

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Today’s prayer start times

Cambridge area prayer start times · Muslim World League (astronomical)

Cambridge prayer times for Friday, 25th September 2026
Prayer Begins
Fajr Dawn
Sunrise Shurūq
Dhuhr Midday
Asr Afternoon Hanafi 16:53
Maghrib Sunset
Isha Night

These are the astronomical adhan (start) times for Cambridge. Cambridge Central Mosque sets its own jama'ah (congregation) times. Confirm the current timetable before travelling.

Before you attend

Jummah & jama’ah at Cambridge Central Mosque

Prayer begins marks the start of a prayer’s time window. Jama’ah (iqamah) is when this mosque prays together. The mosque sets its own schedule, including Friday khutbah and Jummah.

Friday prayer: 13:15 and 14:15.

Today, Friday, 25th September 2026, from Cambridge Central Mosque’s own Mawaqit timetable
PrayerBeginsJama’ah
Fajr05:1606:00
Dhuhr12:5613:15
Asr16:5317:30
Maghrib18:5418:54
Isha20:0920:30
Jama’ah times for the next 7 days
DateFajrDhuhrAsrMaghribIsha
06:0013:1517:3018:5420:30
06:0013:3017:3018:5220:30
06:0013:3017:3018:4920:30
06:0013:3017:3018:4720:30
06:0013:3017:3018:4520:30
06:0013:3017:3018:4220:30
06:0013:3017:3018:4020:30

Read from the mosque’s Mawaqit timetable on . The mosque can change times at short notice, especially around Eid, Ramadan and clock changes.

Quick Answer

Jama’ah (congregation) times at Cambridge Central Mosque on Friday, 25th September 2026: Fajr 06:00, Dhuhr 13:15, Asr 17:30, Maghrib 18:54, Isha 20:30. Friday prayer: 13:15 and 14:15. These come from the mosque’s own Mawaqit timetable and are refreshed every day; Cambridge area prayer start times are shown in the table above.

About Cambridge Central Mosque

Cambridge Central Mosque, opened in 2019, is widely celebrated as Europe's first eco-mosque and one of the most architecturally significant religious buildings of recent years in the United Kingdom. It was designed by Marks Barfield Architects in collaboration with Professor Keith Critchlow and landscape designer Emma Clark, drawing inspiration from the geometric traditions of Islamic and English Gothic architecture.

The mosque's most striking feature is a forest of timber "trees" — interlocking laminated spruce columns that support the roof and create a calm, contemplative atmosphere reminiscent of an English orchard. The building uses ground-source heat pumps, photovoltaic panels and rainwater harvesting, and was designed to be carbon-neutral in its day-to-day operations.

It serves the city's diverse Muslim community of students, academics and long-established families, with daily prayers, Jumu'ah, taraweeh, weekend classes and a busy interfaith and visitor programme. The mosque garden, café and prayer hall are open to the public outside prayer times.

Address
309-313 Mill Road, Cambridge CB1 3DF
Opening arrangements
Daily, open from Fajr to after Isha
Founded
2019
Tradition
Sunni – Mainstream
Jummah
13:15 and 14:15
Capacity
1000 worshippers
Phone
01223 871187
Directions
Open map

Facilities

  • Women's prayer area
  • Wudu facilities
  • Parking (Mill Road area; cycling strongly recommended)
  • Wheelchair access
  • Khutbah in English
  • Khutbah in Arabic

Sources & listing updates

UK Prayer Times is an independent directory. Daily start times use Muslim World League (astronomical); mosque contact details and facilities are maintained separately. A new prayer date does not mean every listing detail has been rechecked.

Visitor details
Visitor details have no recorded source check.
Mosque timetable
Official timetable link checked recently. Confirm today’s congregation and Friday times with the mosque.

Frequently asked questions

What is Cambridge Central Mosque?
Opened in 2019, Europe's first eco-mosque is celebrated for its breathtaking timber 'forest' columns, gardens and visitor programmes that welcome people of all backgrounds.
Is Cambridge Central Mosque fully wheelchair accessible?
Yes, Cambridge Central Mosque is fully wheelchair accessible. The building was purpose-built with accessibility in mind, including step-free access throughout.
Where is Cambridge Central Mosque?
Cambridge Central Mosque is on Mill Road, Cambridge CB1 2AD, in the heart of the Mill Road community. Accessible by bus and bicycle.
Can non-Muslims visit Cambridge Central Mosque?
Yes, Cambridge Central Mosque warmly welcomes visitors of all faiths and backgrounds. They host regular open days — check their website for events.
When did Cambridge Central Mosque open?
Cambridge Central Mosque opened in 2019 after more than a decade of planning. It was designed by Marks Barfield Architects using sustainable materials and traditional Islamic geometric principles.
What time is jama’ah at Cambridge Central Mosque today?
Jama’ah (congregation) times at Cambridge Central Mosque on Friday, 25th September 2026: Fajr 06:00, Dhuhr 13:15, Asr 17:30, Maghrib 18:54, Isha 20:30. Friday prayer: 13:15 and 14:15. These come from the mosque’s own Mawaqit timetable and are refreshed every day; Cambridge area prayer start times are shown in the table above.
What time is Jummah (Friday prayer) at Cambridge Central Mosque?
Friday prayer at Cambridge Central Mosque: 13:15 and 14:15. Check the official timetable for the date you plan to attend; khutbah and congregation start times can differ.
Is there a women's prayer area at Cambridge Central Mosque?
Yes, Cambridge Central Mosque has a dedicated women's prayer area. Please confirm specific arrangements with the mosque directly.
Is Cambridge Central Mosque a Sunni or Shia mosque?
Cambridge Central Mosque is a Sunni – Mainstream mosque serving the Muslim community in Cambridge.

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