The Qadria Trust Education Centre was established in 2005 by Pir Mohammed Tayyab Ur Rahman for the Sparkbrook community of Birmingham. The Masjid was expanded in response to the growing needs of the community and to the growing size of the congregation. Qadria Trust currently provides space for five daily prayers, Jumm’ah prayers, children’s education facilities, and weekly gatherings for both men and women.
As the community continues to grow, a decision was made in 2009 to create the Islamic Centre of Britain to address the community’s current and future needs. As part of this project, an iconic mosque will be built, a school will serve 500 children, a community centre will be built, a new commercial centre will be developed, and more! If you would like to help support this iconic landmark project by donating a Sadaqah Jariyah, you can do so here!
Qadria Trust aims to promote the Islamic religion and its values for the public’s benefit by conducting prayer meetings, lectures, celebrating religious festivals, and distributing Islamic literature to educate others about the faith.
Our global mission at Qadria Trust is to combat poverty by offering education, training, healthcare projects, and comprehensive support to empower individuals to achieve sustainable incomes and self – sufficiency, regardless of their location.
By expanding our work globally, we endeavour to provide relief of financial need and suffering among victims of natural or other kinds of disaster in the form of money, food, health and shelter for persons, bodies, organisations and/or countries affected including the provision of medical aid.
Lastly, we work to advance the education of the public in particular but not exclusively in the subject of languages including English, Urdu and Arabic.
By contributing to our various charitable initiatives, you play a vital role in upholding the values of compassion,
solidarity, and social responsibility inherent in Islam.