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Bury, United Kingdom

Khizra Mosque & Islamic Centre (Jamia Khizra Masjid)

Khizra Mosque, formally the Jamia Khizra Masjid & Islamic Centre, was Bury's first ever Muslim place of worship, established in 1969 to serve the town's growing South Asian Muslim community.

Friday, 17th July 2026

Bury prayer times today

Begins = start of each prayer window for Bury. Each mosque sets its own iqamah (congregation) — usually 10–30 minutes later.

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Fajr
03:08
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Sunrise
05:02
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Dhuhr
13:15
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Asr
17:37
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Maghrib
21:29
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Isha
22:42

United Kingdom official method · Updated Friday, 17th July 2026

Fajr

03:08

Sunrise

05:02

Dhuhr

13:15

Asr

17:37

Maghrib

21:29

Isha

22:42

About Khizra Mosque & Islamic Centre (Jamia Khizra Masjid)

Khizra Mosque, formally the Jamia Khizra Masjid & Islamic Centre, was Bury's first ever Muslim place of worship, established in 1969 to serve the town's growing South Asian Muslim community. From its original base on Walmersley Road it has expanded over the decades into a multi-site institution, today running a second, larger premises on Parker Street in Bury town centre. Beyond daily and Friday prayers, the centre offers religious education and acts as a focal point for the local Muslim community.

It is recognised as the first Muslim place of worship ever established in Bury, dating back to 1969. The mosque operates across two sites in the town — the original Walmersley Road premises and a larger town-centre building on Parker Street with capacity for around 1,200 worshippers. It serves as a designated Hate Crime Reporting Centre, allowing members of the public to report incidents through the mosque.

Address
85 Walmersley Road, Bury, BL9 5AN (also operates a site at 23-25 Parker Street, Bury, BL9 0RJ)
Founded
1969
Tradition
Sunni
Capacity
1200 worshippers

Facilities

  • Women's prayer area

Frequently asked questions

What is Khizra Mosque & Islamic Centre (Jamia Khizra Masjid)?
Khizra Mosque, formally the Jamia Khizra Masjid & Islamic Centre, was Bury's first ever Muslim place of worship, established in 1969 to serve the town's growing South Asian Muslim community.
Where is Khizra Mosque in Bury located?
The mosque's original and main site is at 85 Walmersley Road, Bury, BL9 5AN. It also runs a second, larger premises at 23-25 Parker Street in Bury town centre, BL9 0RJ.
What time is Jummah (Friday prayer) at Khizra Mosque?
Friday prayer is held at both sites — typically around 1:30 PM at the Parker Street premises and 2:30 PM at Walmersley Road. As times shift seasonally, it is best to check the official website or call ahead before attending.
Is there a women's prayer area and are facilities accessible?
Yes. The mosque accommodates both men and women, has wudu (ablution) and washroom facilities, and offers a wheelchair-accessible prayer hall.
Is there parking at Khizra Mosque?
There is no large dedicated car park; worshippers generally use nearby on-street parking. Allow extra time around busy Friday and Eid prayers when demand is high.
Does Khizra Mosque offer children's Islamic education?
Yes, the centre functions as an Islamic centre providing madrasah-style religious education alongside its daily and weekly prayer services.
Can non-Muslims or visitors come to the mosque?
As a community Islamic centre and a registered Hate Crime Reporting Centre, the mosque engages with the wider public. Visitors are advised to contact the mosque in advance to arrange a respectful visit.
What are the prayer times at Khizra Mosque & Islamic Centre (Jamia Khizra Masjid) today?
Prayer times at Khizra Mosque & Islamic Centre (Jamia Khizra Masjid) follow the Bury, United Kingdom timetable shown on this page. Times are calculated using the region-appropriate method for United Kingdom and update daily.
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