Easton Jamia Masjid

Easton Jamia Masjid occupies a Victorian building on St Marks Road built around 1855 as the St Mark's Road National School. The premises were purchased by local Muslim elders in the early 1980s and converted into a mosque in 1983, making it one of the longest-established and largest mosques in the south west of England.

The congregation is of mixed origins with a Pakistani majority, and the mosque follows the Sunni Hanafi Barelwi tradition. It serves the diverse, densely populated Easton area and is a member of the Council of Bristol Mosques. As a registered charity (no. 1174320) its purposes are to advance Islam and provide Islamic education and community welfare for local residents.

In 2017 the mosque was significantly enlarged with a two-storey courtyard extension, crowned by a distinctive transparent dome illuminated with green light in the evenings; the design has won the Bristol Civic Society Design Award. A dedicated Sisters' section opened in July 2023, and the mosque received the National Beacon Mosques Award 2023. It also runs community projects including MACSAD support sessions for elders.