The original prayer hall has the capacity to accommodate around 60 worshippers, and continues to be used for daily prayers. However, as the congregation has grown, the mosque has expanded its facilities , reclaiming several buildings previously leased in the 1990s , in order to meet the needs of the local Muslim community.
- The largest hall can hold up to 1,000 worshippers and is primarily used by men for Friday (Jumma) prayers, Taraweeh during Ramadan, Eid celebrations, and other major gatherings.
- The middle hall is dedicated to female worshippers, with space for up to 600 individuals.
- A third hall serves as a community centre, equipped with a kitchen and washrooms, available for weddings, events, and local activities. It also doubles as a sports hall on selected days each week.
- Hall No 4, recently renovated and equipped to the highest standards is a multi purpose / multi event hall, accommodating approx 60 individuals. It is used for seminars, briefings, classes and private events,
The mosque also maintains a fully equipped Ghusl facility for the washing and preparation of the deceased. Two local funeral organisations work closely with the mosque to support families in arranging respectful funeral and burial services.
Adding to the serene surroundings, the BBC Southern Counties Radio partnered with the mosque in 2001 to create a beautiful Islamic-themed garden on the south side of the grounds. This tranquil garden now greets visitors as they enter, symbolizing our first and foremost belief of peace and a reminder of the mosque’s message of harmony and reflection.
