Wudu facilities
Wudu facilities are available for worshippers and visitors.
OUR STORY
Faith at the heart
of Bradford.
Serving the Bangladeshi and wider local community for over 40 years.
A masjid for generations.
Baitul Aman Jame Masjid is a place of worship, education and community life on Maudsley Street in Bradford.
For over 40 years, the masjid has served the Bangladeshi and wider local community through daily prayers, Jumu’ah, children’s classes, adult learning, nikah services and funeral support.
Our connection with Anjumane al Islah
Baitul Aman Masjid regularly hosts activities and services organised by Anjumane al Islah, founded by Allama Abdul Latif Chowdhury Fultali.
Our weekly Qur’an lessons are jointly organised with Anjumane Al Islah, Bradford.
VISIT THE MASJID
A place for our community.
A welcome for you.
6 Maudsley Street
Bradford, West Yorkshire
BD3 9JT
PLAN YOUR VISIT
Facilities & accessibility
Facilities to support worshippers and visitors during their time at the masjid.
Parking
Parking is available for those visiting the masjid.
Wheelchair-accessible parking
Wheelchair-accessible parking is available for visitors with mobility needs.
Wheelchair-accessible wudu facilities
Accessible wudu facilities are available for wheelchair users.
Toilet facilities
Toilet facilities are available for worshippers and visitors.
Wheelchair-accessible toilet
An accessible toilet is available for wheelchair users.
Wheelchair-accessible prayer hall
The prayer hall is accessible to wheelchair users.
SERVING OUR MASJID
Our Head Khatib and Imam
Guiding our community in worship and learning.
Head Khatib and Imam
Maulana Abdul Matin
Maulana Abdul Matin has served as the resident Imam and Head Khateeb of Baitul Aman Jame Masjid for over 30 years. After completing his Kamil studies at Sylhet Alia Madrasa in Bangladesh over 40 years ago, he travelled to the United Kingdom and dedicated himself to serving the masjid and its community.
Throughout his service, he has delivered khutbahs, led daily and janazah prayers, conducted nikah ceremonies, and helped resolve community disputes. He has also established children’s classes and regular Qur’an lessons throughout the year, nurturing generations in their faith and learning.
A pillar of the community, Maulana Abdul Matin played an integral role in establishing the annual Darul Qirat Majidiah Fultali classes. His dedication to worship, education, and community life continues to shape the masjid and those it serves.
HERE TO HELP
Contact the committee
For enquiries about the masjid, our classes, or community services.
President
Haji Anwar Miah
Contact details coming soon.
Secretary
Haji Abdul Rouf
Contact: 07842 529786
Treasurer
Khaliq Miah
Contact details coming soon.
