London Central Mosque & Islamic Cultural Centre

The rich history of the Islamic Cultural Centre dates back to when a piece of land was originally presented as a gift to the Muslim Community by the British Government and from which the Centre was officially inaugurated by His Majesty King George VI in November 1944. The Board of Trustees of the Centre comprises of the Muslim Ambassadors and High Commissioners to the Court St. James and this reflects the cohesion and positive spirit which is present in our community. The role the Trustees play is of paramount importance in helping to foster an environment open to all cultures and backgrounds. We have actively created a culture of openness and expectations that truly welcomes interactions and dialogue between the Islamic Cultural Centre and all members of society, thus establishing and nurturing links with the community. This helps to shape a core component of the vision and message of the Centre, its focus on community engagement, which has stretched across the decades since its establishment.