Madinah Mosque (Bury Park)

Madinah Masjid (also written "Madina Masjid" and known locally as the UKIM Madina Mosque) is a mosque in the Bury Park area of Luton, Bedfordshire. It is the Luton South branch of the UK Islamic Mission (UKIM), one of the oldest nationwide Islamic organisations in Britain. The mosque was established in 1974 and is described by local sources as the second masjid to open in the town.

The mosque is located at 128-130 Oak Road in Bury Park, a long-established centre of Luton's South Asian Muslim community. As a UKIM branch it follows a broadly Sunni orientation and emphasises education, charity and community outreach. It describes itself as a local Islamic centre offering daily congregational prayers, Friday (Jummah) prayers and Qur'an classes for both children and adults.

Facilities described on the mosque's own website include a main prayer hall, a dedicated women's prayer area, classrooms and a library. Education is a core part of its work: it runs an after-school children's madrasah (referred to as Madrasah Tafheemul Quran) teaching Qur'an reading, Tajweed and Islamic studies, and holds a weekly Qur'an study circle for men every Friday evening.