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MCEC, 30 Oakthorpe Road
Palmers Green, London
N13 5JL, United Kingdom

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Passing of Br Feisal Adam – Janaza

Last Updated on January 25, 2012

It is with much sadness that we have to announce the passing away of one of our trustees, Br Feisal Adam this afternoon. May Allah grant him the blessings of Jannatul Ferdous.

Br Feisal was key in helping purchase the land on which the centre is built and has been a strong supporter since the organisation’s early days and can be considered one of the founders of the Mosque.

Insha’allah the Janaza will be tomorrow Thursday 26th January 2012 after Zuhr prayer. The burial will be at Tottenham Park Cemetery, Montagu Road, London N18


Light in the Dark – Shaykh Ahmed Saad – 10 January 2012

Last Updated on January 15, 2012

Shaykh Ahmed Saad continues his lessons on ‘The Beginning of Guidance’ by Imam al-Ghazali.

Presented in conjunction with the Nasihat Network

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Light in the Dark – Shaykh Ahmed Saad – 27 December 2011

Last Updated on January 15, 2012

Shaykh Ahmed Saad starts his lessons on ‘The Beginning of Guidance’ by Imam al-Ghazali.

Presented in conjunction with the Nasihat Network

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MCEC Girls’ Club – Starting 17th January 2012

Last Updated on January 11, 2012

Sign Up here!!

email through to enquiries@mcec.org.uk or hand in to reception. Places are limted to 30.


Tackling Depression – Event for Sisters – 18 January 2012, 1.30pm

Last Updated on January 6, 2012

FREE Event for Women – Talk from specialists on mental health, in particular depression.


The talk will cover how to recognise the signs and symptoms of depression, why it occurs, and how we can help avoid it and how it is treated. 

Depression is very common in our community which is why we want to educate people to recognise it for themselves and their loved ones and help them seek help if needed. 

An essential educational session – please don’t miss out.