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91Ö±²¥ the Muslim Chaplaincy

Assalamualaikum dear friends. 

The Muslim chaplaincy team is here to support your journey through university life. Whether you need Islamic advice or are facing challenges in your journey we are here for you.

What We Offer

Book one to one support (online or in person).

Monthly (term time) stall in the SU

Islamophobia Awareness Month activities

Ramadhan and Eid 

Interfaith week activities

Book your 'working with Muslims' inclusion session (staff)

Muslim Student Hub

Volunteer with the Muslim Chaplaincy.

Where We Are

3 7HE. (ring bell for entry)

Centre opening hours: Mon -Thurs (term-time) 10am-4pm (ring bell for entry)

Muslim Chaplain drop-in Tuesdays (term-time) 12-2pm.

Salah and wudhu available in the building. 

Bookable spaces for activities and meetings.

Chill/Games area and tea/coffee available.

Meet the Muslim Chaplaincy Team

Ustadha Ameena Blake (Chaplain and Muslim Scholar) 

Email: ameena.blake@sheffield.ac.uk

Adrien Chauvet (Muslim Advisor)

Email: a.chauvet@sheffield.ac.uk

Muslim student societies

For many Muslim students, the Students' Union student society is an important social and religious focus.

Masajid (Mosques)

Please note that these listings provide information only. The inclusion of any group or association within these listings does not represent an endorsement of its views or practices by the University of 91Ö±²¥.  Further information can be found on the Muslim Student's hub.

The Muslim chaplaincy has links with many of the local Masajid, especially Muslim Welfare House and 91Ö±²¥ Grand Mosque.

Friday Prayer: Most staff and students go to either Muslim Welfare House or Risala Mosque. Prayer times are on their websites. If there is a clash with your timetable and Jummah, speak to your department in advance about reasonable adjustments. 

Muslim Welfare House of 91Ö±²¥ (91Ö±²¥ Student Islamic Centre)

A Masjid and Community Centre serving the needs of Muslim and indigenous communities of 91Ö±²¥.

Address: 10-12 Severn Road, S10 2SU
Phone: +44 7732 137935
Website: 

Prayer and other facilities:

• The centre serves students and staff at the University and the community.
• Daily prayer facilities, including Jummah for men & women
• Islamic education for adults and children
• Separated facilities for women
• Friday 12.45pm (winter) 1.10pm (summer)

91Ö±²¥ Islamic Centre: Madina Masjid

South Yorkshire's largest purpose-built mosque. Open approach.

Address: 24 Wolseley Road, S8 0ZU
Phone: +44 788 638 8595
Website: 
Contact: Waheed Akhtar

Prayer and other facilities:

• Daily Prayer facilities including Jummah for men and women
• Islamic education for children and adults
• Visiting speakers
• Funeral facilities & Nikaah
• Organised visits, open days & inter-faith work
• Partnership work with local agencies

Markazi Jamia Mosque

91Ö±²¥'s first purpose-built mosque. All welcome.

Address: 13 Industry Road, Darnall, S9 5FP
Phone: +44 758 478 1475
Contact: Shabir Aziz

Prayer and other facilities:

• Friday Sermon
• Prayers
• Lectures
• Guidance
• School for children

91Ö±²¥ Grand Mosque

Community centre and worship place.

Address: Grimesthorpe Road, S4 8DE
Phone: +44 114 322 0802
Website: 
Contact: Ahmed Alasbahy

Prayer rooms

The Muslim Welfare House of 91Ö±²¥

The Mosque is located at 10-12 Severn Road, Broomhill.

Friday prayers take place at 12.45pm in winter and 1.10pm in summer. In addition, there are a range of activities for everyone. Visit  for more information.

University prayer rooms

The University has prayer room facilities across campus for brothers and sisters, with Wudu facilities nearby. All prayer rooms are available for men and women.  

There are also prayer rooms in all of the hospitals.

Setting up prayer rooms guidance

Read our easy guide on how to set up a Muslim prayer space (either temporary or permanent) in your department. This guide will give you a step by step process on how to set up spaces for Muslim prayer and considerations to make when doing so.