Farooq E AzamMOSQUE & ISLAMIC CENTREYOUR DAILY CONNECTION
| Time type | Fajr | Dhuhr | Asr | Maghrib | Isha |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Begins | |||||
| Jama‘ah |
Daily display uses the supplied photo timetables. Year unconfirmed; congregation times carry forward within each month.
ASSALAMU ALAIKUM · PEACE BE UPON YOU
Beneath the green dome on Bowesfield Lane, Farooq E Azam Mosque & Islamic Centre brings faith, learning and local life together in Stockton-on-Tees.
Serving our community
FAITH AT THE HEART OF OUR TOWN
Opened in 2017, Farooq E Azam Mosque & Islamic Centre is part of the everyday landscape of Bowesfield Lane, in Stockton’s Parkfield area. Its green dome, minaret and curved entrance give the building a character of its own.
Inside, worship and religious teaching sit alongside a wider purpose: helping neighbours learn about Islam and building understanding across the town. Those connections are reflected in visits from local school groups, public art and Stockton’s shared civic life.
Read our Charity Commission record ↗UNMISTAKABLY STOCKTON
A building shaped by craftsmanship.
A community connected to its neighbours.
CRAFTSMANSHIP YOU CAN SEE
The curved entrance was made by joiner Garry Malkin of GM Joinery Services. Accoya’s project account describes ten months of work and 170 individual timber sections, creating a doorway 10.5 metres high and 3.4 metres wide.
Discover the craftsmanship ↗The mosque opened in July 2017, giving Stockton’s Muslim community a dedicated home for worship and learning.
Read the mosque’s history ↗Recordings from the mosque featured in A Portrait in Ten Parts, a sound installation by Invisible Flock and Umar Butt. Presented around ARC in September 2021, it brought together the sounds of places across the town.
Explore the Stockton sound project ↗In November 2022, Stockton’s Planning Committee approved a once-weekly amplified Adhan on Fridays, subject to agreed timing, duration and sound limits.
Read the council’s record (PDF) ↗LEARNING THROUGH A VISIT
A Spring 2023 Bishop Hogarth Catholic Education Trust newsletter records a Year 4 visit to the mosque, where pupils learned about prayer, the Five Pillars of Islam and the building itself.
Read the school’s account (PDF) ↗These are documented moments from the mosque’s history. Please contact the centre for current visits and activities.
WORSHIP · LEARNING · TOGETHERNESS
Faith in everyday life.
01 / WORSHIP
Prayer meetings and worship are central to the mosque’s charitable work. Please contact the centre for current congregational arrangements.
Prayer timetable →02 / EDUCATION
Religious teaching and lectures support understanding of the Islamic faith. Ask the centre about current classes and opportunities to attend.
Enquire about learning →03 / COMMUNITY
The charity promotes community cohesion and an open environment for learning about Islamic beliefs and teachings.
Contact the centre →MAKE A DIFFERENCE, TOGETHER
Interested in volunteering or supporting the centre’s work?
Contact the mosque to discuss current opportunities and ways to give.
FIND YOUR WAY HERE
For visits, accessibility needs or facility information, please email before travelling.
Get directions ↗A LITTLE GUIDANCE
The daily table uses the supplied monthly photo timetables. Blank congregation cells carry forward the last printed time within that month, as confirmed by the owner. The timetable year and seasonal clock adjustments remain unconfirmed, so please verify with the mosque before travelling.
The supplied photos print Jumu‘ah at 1:00 PM in January, February, November and December, and 1:30 PM in March to October. The daily display follows the selected month’s printed heading. Please confirm seasonal changes with the mosque.
Email famic.info@gmail.com for current arrangements, class schedules, accessibility and facilities.
Contact the centre to ask about volunteering and approved donation methods.