VISIT THE EAST LONDON MOSQUE
All are welcome for a free guided tour of the East London Mosque on:

Saturdays 3.00pm

Tour • History • Beliefs • Rituals • Free Literature
plus an option to view the congregational prayers

Just drop in 5 mins before the times given above.
Please enter via London Muslim Centre entrance – 46 Whitechapel Rd
or from the back entrance – 45 Fieldgate Street
Booking not required, please check availability

Dress Code
As part of the decorum of a centre attached to a mosque, users and visitors are kindly asked to observe the following dress code:
Visitors are asked to dress modestly
Avoid see-through, revealing or low-cut clothing.
Shorts are not allowed. Skirts and dresses should reach below the knees.
Shoes should be taken off at the point of entry to the prayer area.
Women visiting the male prayer hall should wear a headscarf or similar (staff will be on hand to offer you a scarf or gown as required, if you do not have one).

Travel & Access
46 Whitechapel Road London E1 1JX
You may also enter via the back entrance on 45 Fieldgate Street – which has wheelchair access.
Tube: Adgate East, Whitechapel, Shadwell
DLR: Shadwell
Bus: 25, 205, 254, D3, 115, 15
Rail: Liverpool Street, Bethnal Green

Parking
We recommend using public transport or walking as the mosque does not have any public car park.
There is pay&display parking on some local roads but these are often full.

Filming & Photography
Personal photography is permitted in some areas – staff will advise. All other filming and photography must be with prior consent.

Security
We do not have lockers for personal items. Please keep your valuables with you at all times

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Visit East London Mosque

Wed 11.30am & Sat 3pm

History • Beliefs • Rituals

No booking required, check availability visits@eastlondonmosque.org.uk
You may also enter via 45 Fieldgate St inc. wheelchairs.

Dress Code

Kindly observe the following dress code:
Visitors are asked to dress modestly
Avoid see-through, revealing or low-cut clothing.
Women visiting the prayer hall should wear a headscarf or similar (staff will be on hand to offer you a scarf or gown as required, if you do not have one