Quba Travel

Beautiful, clean, purpose built masjid and staff friendly. Toilets and wudhu area are modern and clean

Great ablution space, very clean carpets, great atmosphere, seems really well managed.

Masjid e Quba in Stamford Hill is a welcoming mosque with a serene atmosphere. The community is diverse and friendly, making everyone feel at home. The mosque offers educational programs and events, contributing positively to the local community. It's a convenient and well-maintained place of worship worth visiting in the area.

Alhamduliah - My wife and I were both blessed by Allah to perform our Hajj in 2018. Searching through all the different tour operators was a challenge, and then we came across Quba and from the initial telephone conversation we instantly knew that Quba was the tour operator to go with. No regrets, clear communication very professional definitely Recommend Quba - May Allah Bless Them - wish we were still out there!

Cleanliness The Masjid appears clean and well maintained. The wudu area has dry floors, is quite spacious. It is not wet and messy like that in some other Masajid. What's on offer 5 daily prayers, sometimes talks, occasionally youth talks, and recently a kids talk or story for primary school ages. A prayer hall with the sort of carpet that is decorated in rectangular shapes, almost suggesting a rectangle per person which is not quite stuck to when prayer starts and worshippers stand shoulder to shoulder. The prayer hall looks like it can accommodate hundreds of worshippers. There is another little section some use behind the main prayer hall nearer the wudu area. There are some chairs for those who need them. The Masjid has a community centre next door but this seems to only be open during the week according to Google Maps. I have attended a couple of youth and other talks which have been good and well attended. I saw a visitor kitchen too. Price People can donate if they choose. Atmosphere The Masjid is one of the best I have been to for adherence to salat, for worshippers not just doing the fard or obligatory prayers but then dutifully, conscientiously doing some non obligatory prayers or rakats after the obligatory ones. Many Masajid I have been to get around 10, 20, 40, 50 for daily prayers but here I saw over 100 people doing salat or prayer at a time. Excellent. The youngsters though seem to turn up just before, like one minute before prayer starts and leave almost the minute it finishes. Service Staff or volunteers are always friendly and helpful. Toilets The toilets are clean and plentiful but some were sadly lacking toilet paper when I inspected months ago.