Mosque in London · England
Wimbledon Mosque Prayer Times & Jummah
262–270 Durnsford Road, Wimbledon Park, London SW19 8DS
- Friday prayer
- Khutbah and salah 1:30 PM (talk 12:50 PM) in BST; 1:00 PM (talk 12:30 PM) in GMT (mosque timetable, checked 2026-09-25)
- Tradition
- Sunni
- Women's prayer area
- Yes
- Founded
- 1977
Independent mosque guide · Times for
Today’s prayer start times
London area prayer start times · London Unified Prayer Timetable (LUPT)
| Prayer | Begins |
|---|---|
| Fajr Dawn | |
| Sunrise Shurūq | |
| Dhuhr Midday | |
| Asr Afternoon | Hanafi 16:56 |
| Maghrib Sunset | |
| Isha Night |
These are the astronomical adhan (start) times for London. Wimbledon Mosque sets its own jama'ah (congregation) times. Confirm the current timetable before travelling.
Before you attend
Jummah & jama’ah at Wimbledon 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: Khutbah and salah 1:30 PM (talk 12:50 PM) in BST; 1:00 PM (talk 12:30 PM) in GMT.
Timetable source last reviewed . Check the source for changes and the date of your visit.
We do not currently hold a dated congregation schedule for today. Use the mosque’s official timetable or contact details above.
London area prayer start times for Friday, 25th September 2026: Fajr 05:20, Dhuhr 12:57, Asr 16:07, Maghrib 18:55 and Isha 20:12. Source: London Unified Prayer Timetable (LUPT). These are area start times, not confirmed mosque congregation times. Check the mosque’s current timetable for jama’ah and Friday prayer.
About Wimbledon Mosque
Wimbledon Mosque — also known as Wimbledon Islamic Cultural Centre — is a peaceful suburban mosque serving the Muslim community of Wimbledon, Merton Park, and the wider London Borough of Merton. Founded in 1977, the mosque has served the local community for nearly five decades.
The mosque provides five daily prayers, Friday Jumu'ah, Islamic education for children and adults, and community welfare services. It is known for its quiet, welcoming atmosphere and its active engagement with Merton's broader community, including participation in local interfaith initiatives.
- Address
- 262–270 Durnsford Road, Wimbledon Park, London SW19 8DS
- Opening arrangements
- Daily from Fajr to after Isha
- Founded
- 1977
- Tradition
- Sunni
- Jummah
- Khutbah and salah 1:30 PM (talk 12:50 PM) in BST; 1:00 PM (talk 12:30 PM) in GMT
- Phone
- 020 8946 3350
- Website
- wimbledonmosque.org/
- Directions
- Open map
Facilities
- Women's prayer area
- Wudu facilities
- Parking (On-site parking available)
- Wheelchair access
- Khutbah in English
- Khutbah in Arabic
- Khutbah in Urdu
Sources & listing updates
UK Prayer Times is an independent directory. Daily start times use London Unified Prayer Timetable (LUPT); 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.
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