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Mosque in Rotherham · England

Rotherham Central Mosque Prayer Times & Jummah

Russell Street, Eastwood, Rotherham, South Yorkshire, S65 1RN

Tradition
Sunni
Capacity
About 1,000 worshippers
Women's prayer area
Yes

Independent mosque guide · Times for

Today’s prayer start times

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

Rotherham prayer times for Friday, 25th September 2026
Prayer Begins
Fajr Dawn
Sunrise Shurūq
Dhuhr Midday
Asr Afternoon Hanafi 16:57
Maghrib Sunset
Isha Night

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

Before you attend

Jummah & jama’ah at Rotherham 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.

We do not currently hold a dated congregation schedule for today. Use the mosque’s official timetable or contact details above.

Quick Answer

Rotherham area prayer start times for Friday, 25th September 2026: Fajr 05:13, Dhuhr 12:57, Asr 16:08, Maghrib 18:57 and Isha 20:40. Source: Muslim World League (astronomical). These are area start times, not confirmed mosque congregation times. Check the mosque’s current timetable for jama’ah and Friday prayer.

About Rotherham Central Mosque

"Rotherham Central Mosque" is the public-facing identity used by Jamia Masjid Abu Bakr, the largest mosque in Rotherham. The mosque's own website is titled "Rotherham Central Mosque" and describes the institution as "Rotherham['s] central and largest mosque," situated in the Eastwood area close to the town centre on Russell Street (S65 1RN). It also markets itself as the "Rotherham Central Masjid and Community Centre." Its formal/registered identity is Jamia Masjid Abu Bakr, run by the registered charity "Jamia Mosque and Islamic Teaching Centre Trust" (UK Charity Commission no. 1086859), whose registered address is "Jamia Masjid, Russell Street, Rotherham, South Yorkshire S65 1RN."

According to the mosque's own account, it was established by community elders in the early 1990s. As a non-profit organisation, it is financed mainly through public donations, which cover its operational and maintenance costs. The mosque adheres to the teachings of the Qur'an and Sunnah (Sunni).

The mosque serves Muslims living and working in Rotherham and is regularly visited by groups from local schools, colleges, other educational institutions, and community and faith groups across Rotherham and the surrounding areas. Beyond the five daily prayers, it operates as an Islamic centre offering a Qur'anic school, Islamic training courses and workshops, an advice centre, a da'wah centre, and matrimonial/nikah services. The mosque directory mosquedirectory.co.uk records a worshipper capacity of approximately 1,000.

Reported facilities include separate prayer halls for men and women, a wudu (ablution) area, and a community hall.

Address
Russell Street, Eastwood, Rotherham, South Yorkshire, S65 1RN
Tradition
Sunni
Capacity
1000 worshippers
Phone
01709 373303
Directions
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Facilities

  • Women's prayer area
  • Wudu facilities

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
No official mosque timetable link is on file. The displayed start times are area calculations.

Frequently asked questions

What is Rotherham Central Mosque?
Serving the Muslim community of Rotherham with daily prayers and Quranic education.
Is "Rotherham Central Mosque" the same as Jamia Masjid Abu Bakr?
Yes. "Rotherham Central Mosque" (and "Rotherham Central Masjid and Community Centre") is the public-facing name used by Jamia Masjid Abu Bakr, described on its own website as Rotherham's central and largest mosque. It is located on Russell Street in the Eastwood area.
Where is the mosque located?
It is on Russell Street, Eastwood, Rotherham, South Yorkshire, S65 1RN, close to Rotherham town centre.
When was the mosque established?
According to the mosque's own website, it was established by community elders in the early 1990s. An exact founding year has not been independently verified.
What facilities does the mosque have?
The mosque reports separate prayer halls for men and women, a wudu (ablution) area, and a community hall. It also runs a Qur'anic school, Islamic courses and workshops, an advice/da'wah centre, and matrimonial/nikah services.
Is it a registered charity?
Yes. The mosque is operated by the "Jamia Mosque and Islamic Teaching Centre Trust," registered with the UK Charity Commission under number 1086859, at Jamia Masjid, Russell Street, Rotherham S65 1RN. It is a non-profit funded mainly by public donations.
How can I contact the mosque?
The mosque can be reached by phone on 01709 373303, by email at [email protected], or via its website at jamiamasjidabubakr.co.uk.
What are the prayer times at Rotherham Central Mosque today?
Rotherham area prayer start times for Friday, 25th September 2026: Fajr 05:13, Dhuhr 12:57, Asr 16:08, Maghrib 18:57 and Isha 20:40. Source: Muslim World League (astronomical). These are area start times, not confirmed mosque congregation times. Check the mosque’s current timetable for jama’ah and Friday prayer.
What time is Jummah (Friday prayer) at Rotherham Central Mosque?
Please contact Rotherham Central Mosque directly for current Jummah prayer times, as these can change seasonally.
Is there a women's prayer area at Rotherham Central Mosque?
Yes, Rotherham Central Mosque has a dedicated women's prayer area. Please confirm specific arrangements with the mosque directly.
Is Rotherham Central Mosque a Sunni or Shia mosque?
Rotherham Central Mosque is a Sunni mosque serving the Muslim community in Rotherham.
Can non-Muslims visit Rotherham Central Mosque?
Many UK mosques welcome non-Muslim visitors who wish to learn about Islam. If you plan to visit Rotherham Central Mosque, dress modestly and be respectful during prayer times. Contact the mosque in advance to confirm visiting arrangements.