ISLAMIC ACTIVITIES DAILY AND WEEKLY
Welcome to the Islamic Centre
South Norwood Islamic Community Centre (SNICC) was established in 2000 in the heart of South Norwood. Over the years, it has grown into a place of worship and spiritual contemplation, providing the five daily prayers and Jumu’ah prayers, as well as a peaceful environment for brothers to step away from everyday life and focus on the remembrance of Allah, self-rectification and spiritual development.
Serving Humanity
Join the Online Daily Gatherings of the Remembrance of Allah every morning and evening. All in the honourable company of Hadhrat Sheikh Asif Hussain Farooqui دَامَت بَرَکاتُہُمُ الْعَالِیَہ
Join Daily Dhikr Programme
Chaplaincy
Hospital chaplaincy with scheduled visits and volunteer services available for sick relatives upon request.
Community Outreach
Engages in interfaith events, community service projects, and initiatives to address social issues.
Youth Activities
Offers diverse programmes for young people, promoting a safe, positive environment for socialising, learning, and faith development.
Remembrance of Allah
Daily gatherings of Dhikr take place after Fajr and Maghrib/Isha, providing an opportunity to remember Allah in a peaceful and spiritual environment. These gatherings include the recitation of verses from the Holy Qur’an, remembrance of the Divine Names, and time for quiet meditation and reflection upon the condition of one’s own heart.
The South Norwood Islamic Community Centre (SNICC) is dedicated to fostering a strong sense of community and empowerment. Our mission encapsulates three core principles:
We actively engage in bridge-building efforts to connect with the broader community. This includes welcoming visitors to our centre, supporting local law enforcement, fostering relationships with other faith groups, and promoting cooperation among local Islamic centres.
For those unable to attend in person, our daily Dhikr gatherings are also broadcast live by audio, allowing everyone to join in the remembrance of Allah wherever they may be.
Whether attending in person or listening remotely, the aim is to provide regular opportunities to set aside worldly distractions, remember Allah, reflect and work towards the rectification of the heart.
As an Islamic faith centre, our primary goal is to support individuals in their moral and spiritual journey. SNICC serves as a place of prayer and meditation, where people can connect with their faith and engage in religious observances.
At SNICC, we offer enriching Islamic education for all ages, fostering personal and communal growth. Our children's programme promotes Islamic values and academic excellence, while our adult sessions cover theology, spirituality, ethics, and practical life skills. Join us to thrive in a supportive learning community dedicated to knowledge, enlightenment, and transformation.
