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London Central Mosque (Regent's Park) Prayer Times
Today's prayer times at London Central Mosque (Regent's Park), London (Tuesday, 11th August 2026): Fajr 03:59, Dhuhr 13:11, Asr 17:08, Maghrib 20:34, Isha 21:40. Jummah: 1:15 PM (confirm seasonally on ICC calendar).
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London Central Mosque — also known as Regent's Park Mosque — is the largest and most visited mosque in London. Opened in 1977 and distinguished by its iconic golden dome, it is the principal centre for Islamic worship, learning and interfaith dialogue in the UK capital.
London Central Mosque (Regent's Park) — Today's Prayer Times
Tuesday, 11th August 2026 · London area times (London Unified Prayer Timetable)
| Prayer | Begins |
|---|---|
| Fajr Dawn | |
| Sunrise Shurūq | |
| Dhuhr Midday | |
| Asr Afternoon | |
| Maghrib Sunset | |
| Isha Night |
These are the astronomical adhan (start) times for London. London Central Mosque (Regent's Park) sets its own jama'ah (congregation) times — usually 15–30 minutes later. See below.
Fajr
03:59
Sunrise
05:37
Dhuhr
13:11
Asr
17:08
Maghrib
20:34
Isha
21:40
London Unified
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 London, updated daily). Jama'ah (congregation) times are set by the mosque and change through the year — see London Central Mosque (Regent's Park)'s official jama'ah timetable for current times.
Submit jama'ah times →About London Central Mosque (Regent's Park)
London Central Mosque, often known as Regent's Park Mosque, is one of the most recognisable Islamic landmarks in the United Kingdom. The site was donated to the British Muslim community in 1944 by King George VI, in exchange for a London site for the new Anglican Cathedral in Cairo. The building was designed by Sir Frederick Gibberd, whose elegant gold dome and slender minaret have become an iconic feature of the Regent's Park skyline.
After more than three decades of fundraising and planning, the mosque was officially opened in 1977 by King Khalid of Saudi Arabia. The main prayer hall can accommodate over 5,000 worshippers and is renowned for its calligraphy, Persian-style chandelier and quiet, contemplative atmosphere.
Today the mosque is part of the Islamic Cultural Centre, which has been a hub of religious, educational and interfaith activity in London since 1944. Alongside the daily prayers and busy Friday Jumu'ah, it hosts a library, a halal restaurant, marriage and conversion services, and a long-running programme of lectures and visits from schools, charities and dignitaries from around the world.
- Address
- 146 Park Road, London NW8 7RG
- Founded
- 1944 (trust), opened 1978
- Tradition
- Sunni – Mainstream (international)
- Jummah
- 1:15 PM (confirm seasonally on ICC calendar)
- Capacity
- 5000 worshippers
- Phone
- 020 7724 3363
- Website
- www.iccuk.org/
Facilities
- Women's prayer area
- Wudu facilities
- Parking (NCP car parks nearby; Baker Street and St John's Wood stations within walking distance)
- Wheelchair access
- Khutbah in Arabic
- Khutbah in English
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