1940–1974: The original East London Mosque

From 1910 to 1940, various rooms were hired for Jumu'ah prayers on Fridays. Finally, in 1940, three houses were purchased at 446–448 Commercial Road in the east end of London as a permanent place of prayer. On 2 August 1941, the combined houses were inaugurated as the 'East London Mosque and Islamic Culture Centre' at a ceremony attended by the Egyptian Ambassador, Colonel Sir Gordon Neal (representing the Secretary of State for India). The first prayer was led by the Ambassador for Saudi Arabia, Shaikh Hafiz Wahba.
From the late 1950s, the local Muslim population began to increase due to immigration from the Indian subcontinent, particularly from Sylhet in East Pakistan (which became Bangladesh in 1971). During the 1970s, this immigration increased significantly.

• EAST LONDON MOSQUE, LONDON, ENGLAND
• Where is the East London Mosque?
• Building Details of East london Mosque
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• HISTORY OF EAST LONDON MOSQUE
• 1910–1939: The London Mosque Fund
• 1940–1974: The original East London Mosque
• 1975–1984: Preparing for a Purpose-Built Mosque
• 1985–2000: The New East London Mosque
• 2001–2008: The London Muslim Centre
• 2009–Present: Further Expansion – The Maryam Centre
• Management of East London Mosque
• External Relations of East London Mosque
• Prominent Visitors of East London Mosque
• Services of East London Mosque

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