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Temples #10 in Maidenhead

Masjid al-Jannah

4.8 · 564 reviews
A quiet and focused place for contemplation.
Masjid al-Jannah, 1 Stoke Rd, Slough SL2 5AH, United Kingdom
Interesting facts
1

The mosque is a central pillar of the Slough Islamic Trust network.

2

It provides dedicated facilities for both men and women to participate in congregational prayer.

3

The institution actively facilitates religious schooling for children in the surrounding residential area.

Overview

Masjid al-Jannah is an active community mosque located on Stoke Road in Slough, serving the local Muslim population. The facility functions as both a place of worship and a community hub, providing space for daily prayers and religious education. It operates under the Slough Islamic Trust to support local spiritual needs. The building design reflects standard contemporary mosque architecture adapted for a suburban UK urban environment. It is an important social center that hosts various community outreach initiatives throughout the year.

Photo spot

The exterior entrance facade provides the most distinct architectural perspective.

Insider tips

Visit during non-prayer times to ensure the environment remains undisturbed.

Check the official website for community event notices before visiting.

Coordinate with the administration if you are a non-Muslim visitor looking to learn about the faith.

What to avoid

Avoid visiting during the five daily congregational prayers if you are not attending for worship to prevent disruption.

Good to know

Open daily for all five obligatory prayers; may have limited access during Friday sermon hours.

Etiquette

Modest dress is required for both men and women; remove footwear at the entrance; maintain a quiet and respectful demeanor.

Plan your visit
Typical visit
30-45 minutes
Best time to visit
Mid-morning on weekdays provides a quiet environment for observing the architecture.
Address
Masjid al-Jannah, 1 Stoke Rd, Slough SL2 5AH, United Kingdom
51.513, -0.594
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Details
Architectural StyleContemporary functional religious design

Frequently asked

Plan for about 30-45 minutes to see the highlights.

The best time to visit is Mid-morning on weekdays provides a quiet environment for observing the architecture..

The exterior entrance facade provides the most distinct architectural perspective.

Close by you'll find Windsor Castle, JMIC Slough, St George's Chapel.