Mosque · City Centre, Birmingham
A small, practical prayer space on Edmund Street, near the Bullring and Art Gallery. Prayer times, Jummah information, opening pattern and halal food nearby.
Area: City Centre, Birmingham
Address: 104 Edmund Street, Birmingham B3 2ES
Hours: Opens ~30 min before each prayer, closes ~1hr after
Google rating: ★ 4.9 (147 reviews)
Known for: near Bullring · women's space · not open all day
The hub is not open all day. It opens about 30 minutes before each prayer (Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha) and closes about an hour after. Congregation (iqamah) times are set by the mosque itself and can differ from a general calculation, particularly for Fajr and Isha.
See our live Birmingham prayer times for today's calculated start times, then allow for the hub's opening pattern above. Use the Qibla Finder if you need the direction.
Jummah (the Friday congregation) takes the place of Dhuhr. The hub is a small space rather than a large Friday mosque, so arriving early is sensible. Jummah times are set by the mosque and can change through the year and around Ramadan, so check with the hub directly before you travel.
The hub is at 104 Edmund Street, Birmingham B3 2ES, in the city centre near the Bullring and Art Gallery. It works well for people shopping, working or sightseeing nearby who need a place to pray. The map below shows the exact location.
After prayer, the city centre has plenty of halal options: House of Chaii for breakfast, brunch and karak chai, Damascena Coffee House for Arabic coffee and mezze, and more in our guides to halal food near the Bullring and halal restaurants in Birmingham city centre. Looking for a morning stop? See our halal breakfast guide.
The hub is at 104 Edmund Street, Birmingham B3 2ES, in the city centre near the Bullring and Art Gallery.
Congregation (iqamah) times are set by the mosque and can differ from a general calculation, particularly for Fajr and Isha. The hub opens about 30 minutes before each prayer and closes about an hour after. For today's calculated times, see our live Birmingham prayer times.
Jummah (Friday congregation) times are set by the mosque and can change through the year and around Ramadan, so check with the hub directly before you travel. It is a small space, so arriving early is sensible.
No. It is a small, practical prayer space that opens around each prayer rather than all day, typically about 30 minutes before and closing about an hour after.
Our listing notes a women's space. Arrangements can change, so confirm with the hub if you are travelling specially.
The city centre has several halal options, including House of Chaii and Damascena Coffee House. See our guides to halal food near the Bullring and halal breakfast in Birmingham.
Browse every mosque in the Birmingham mosque directory, or see halal shops nearby.