Life Saving Training
“Whoever saves the life of a person it is as if he has saved the whole of humanity” Al Quran [5:32]
This Friday, 11th October at Glasgow Central Mosque, between 1pm and 8pm, St Andrew’s First Aid and Scottish Ambulance Service will be providing essential life-saving skills training covering CPR, the recovery position and how to use a defibrillator.
Open to all. (females taught separately by female instructors).
Training only lasts 15 minutes and your attendance could save a life.
Please see arrangements below:
Males
1pm to 4pm – Small Community Hall
4pm to 8pm – Small Community Hall
Females
1pm to 4pm – Ladies Prayer Hall
4pm to 6pm – Community Complex
No booking required.

New Imam Appointment
Boys Youth Club
Every Saturday from 6pm to 9pm
We are delighted to announce the launch of the GCM Youth Club for boys aged 14-16, commencing Sat 14th Sep 2024.
Headed by experienced youth coaches, the aim is to cultivate a strong sense of Muslim identity by offering our youngsters a safe space where they can socialise, make friends, engage in sports activities and build their character in a Masjid environment.
After a short Islamic reminder, activities will include Football, Badminton, Tennis, Archery, Table Tennis, Pool, Air Hockey and PS5, with participants eventually taking the lead in shaping the activities they would like. Snacks will also be provided.
Limited spaces – Registration required
Fee £3 per person, setup a recurring weekly payment via www.centralmosque.co.uk/donate. Select ‘Youth Services’
If you would like to volunteer or donate towards this initiative, or for more information, contact 07386326707 or email youth@centralmosque.co.uk
UK Riots: Community Reassurance Statement
Glasgow Central Mosque calls for unity in face of riots, terror and Islamophobia
Muslim and Christian leaders met at Glasgow Central Mosque to call for peace and unity in the wake of the riots in England and Belfast. Scotland is a place of cohesive communities and we reject those who seek to divide us.
Muharram 2024 / 1446 AH
Day of Ashura – Tuesday 16th July
Eid ul Adha 2024
Eid ul-Adha – Sun 16th June 2024
Qurbani Project 2024
Give Qurbani locally this Eid
Poverty Relief
Our Poverty Relief project supports over 200 service users, individuals and families, from across Glasgow, every week.
At least 150 food & essentials parcels are prepacked by volunteers, as well as a selection of items available for those who wish to pick what they need. We also deliver to 27 vulnerable service users.
The programme is a lifeline for many people who are destitute or don’t have access to services and we can only sustain it through the generous support of our community.
It is related from Ummul Mo’mineen Aishah رضي الله عنها from the Messenger of Allah صلى الله عليه و سلم; he said, “Indeed Allah does rear a date and a morsel as one of you rears His foal or calf until it (the date or morsel which has been donated) becomes like Mount Uhud.” (Saheeh Ibn Hiban in Targheeb)
Donate Now or sponsor a food pack for £10 per week.
Bank Transfer or Standing Order
Account Name: Jamiat Ittihad-ul-Muslimin
Sort Code: 80-07-61
Account No: 00511932

Hypertension Awareness
Glasgow Central Mosque is pleased to continue working in partnership with the NHS, British Heart Foundation and University of Glasgow to raise awareness about Hypertension.
High blood pressure (Hypertension) is a common condition that affects a significant number of adults. If left untreated, it can lead to serious health problems. 1 in 3 adults require treatment for high blood pressure at some point in their lives.
This Friday 17th May, from 11.30am to 3pm, there will be stands in both the men’s and women’s foyer areas within Glasgow Central Mosque.
Come along and have your blood pressure measured. We encourage all to participate.
Sudan Emergency Appeal
More than a year of civil war has led to one of the world’s worst humanitarian crises in Sudan. Half of Sudan’s population, over 24 million people, are affected:
– 9 million+ displaced
– Largest child displacement crisis in the world.
– 18m+ Sudanese have acute food insecurity
– 700k children suffering from severe malnutrition.
– Over 70% of health facilities in conflict-affected areas no longer functional
– Two-thirds of the population lack access to health care.
Glasgow Central Masjid will be launching its appeal for donations tomorrow to support the humanitarian effort.
Please donate generously through cash and contactless at the mosque or by bank transfer.
Account Name: Jamiat Ittihad-ul-Muslimin
Account No: 00511932
Sort Code: 80-07-61
Reference: SUDAN
May Allah swt grant our brothers and sisters strength and patience during this difficult period.