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Wightman Road Mosque (Salahuddin Mosque) Prayer Times

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Today's prayer times at Wightman Road Mosque (Salahuddin Mosque), London (Tuesday, 11th August 2026): Fajr 03:59, Dhuhr 13:11, Asr 17:08, Maghrib 20:34, Isha 21:40.

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A community mosque in Haringey known for its strong educational programmes, women's services and outreach across north London.

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Wightman Road Mosque (Salahuddin Mosque) — Today's Prayer Times

Tuesday, 11th August 2026 · London area times (London Unified Prayer Timetable)

London prayer times for Tuesday, 11th August 2026
Prayer Begins
Fajr Dawn
Sunrise Shurūq
Dhuhr Midday
Asr Afternoon
Maghrib Sunset
Isha Night

These are the astronomical adhan (start) times for London. Wightman Road Mosque (Salahuddin Mosque) 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

About Wightman Road Mosque (Salahuddin Mosque)

Salahuddin Mosque on Wightman Road is one of the principal mosques serving the Muslim community of Haringey and north London. Located between Harringay and Finsbury Park, the mosque draws worshippers from the diverse Muslim communities of Haringey, which includes substantial Turkish, Kurdish, Arab, and South Asian populations.

The mosque provides five daily congregational prayers, Friday Jumu'ah, religious education for children and adults, and a range of community support services. It plays an important pastoral and social role in the Haringey Muslim community, one of the larger Muslim populations in inner north London.

Address
29–31 Wightman Road, Haringey, London N4 1RQ
Founded
1980s
Tradition
Sunni
Phone
020 8341 1600

Facilities

  • Women's prayer area
  • Wudu facilities
  • Parking (Street parking on Wightman Road)
  • Khutbah in English
  • Khutbah in Arabic
  • Khutbah in Urdu

Frequently asked questions

What is Wightman Road Mosque (Salahuddin Mosque)?
A community mosque in Haringey known for its strong educational programmes, women's services and outreach across north London.
Where is Salahuddin Mosque Wightman Road?
Salahuddin Mosque is located at 29–31 Wightman Road, Haringey, London N4 1RQ, between Harringay and Finsbury Park.
Which communities does Wightman Road Mosque serve?
Salahuddin Mosque serves the diverse Muslim communities of Haringey, including Turkish, Kurdish, Arab, and South Asian worshippers.
What are the prayer times at Wightman Road Mosque (Salahuddin Mosque) today?
Prayer times at Wightman Road Mosque (Salahuddin Mosque) follow the London area timetable, based on the official London Unified Prayer Timetable (moon-sighting). Today's Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha times are shown at the top of this page and update automatically each day.
What time is Jummah (Friday prayer) at Wightman Road Mosque (Salahuddin Mosque)?
Please contact Wightman Road Mosque (Salahuddin Mosque) directly for current Jummah prayer times, as these can change seasonally.
Is there a women's prayer area at Wightman Road Mosque (Salahuddin Mosque)?
Yes, Wightman Road Mosque (Salahuddin Mosque) has a dedicated women's prayer area. Please confirm specific arrangements with the mosque directly.
Is Wightman Road Mosque (Salahuddin Mosque) a Sunni or Shia mosque?
Wightman Road Mosque (Salahuddin Mosque) is a Sunni mosque serving the Muslim community in London.
Can non-Muslims visit Wightman Road Mosque (Salahuddin Mosque)?
Many UK mosques welcome non-Muslim visitors who wish to learn about Islam. If you plan to visit Wightman Road Mosque (Salahuddin Mosque), dress modestly and be respectful during prayer times. Contact the mosque in advance to confirm visiting arrangements.

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