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Due to the pandemic, the Islamic Cultural Fayre did not take place in 2020. Bristol Muslim Cultural Society has taken the decision not to do the Islamic Cultural Fayre this year but rather take some time to develop and improve our next event which we hope will be in 2022 insha’Allah. As part of this […]

EID PRAYER TIMES FOR MOSQUES IN BRISTOL Last Updated: Wednesday 12th May, 8:30 PM Eid Mubarak in advance to all from BMCS! Please find below details of Eid prayer timings for some of the mosques in Bristol. Please follow our FB page for the announcement of the date of Eid al-Fitr.  https://www.facebook.com/BristolMuslimCulturalSociety/ Please also watch for announcements from your local mosque for when Eid-al-Fitr will

Ramadan Mubarak Everyone !!! Ramadan 2021 has been announced to start on: Tuesday 13th April 2021 & Wednesday 14th April 2021 Tuesday 13th April:Most Bristol Mosques will be starting Ramadan on Tuesday 13th April 2021. Wednesday 14th April:Based on the lack of local moonsighting, the following Mosques in Bristol will begin Ramadan on Wed 14th April

                                                  In light of the two attacks in France in the last few weeks and rising community tensions in France please find below a special issue of our newsletter. It includes some safety tips and advice. It also has

Many of us will have been shocked and saddened by the violent acts of terror that have taken place in recent weeks. Whether it is the attacks in France, the bombing of a school in Peshawar in Pakistan, the massacre of villagers in Ethiopia or the attack in Vienna – they all bring deep sadness

Bristol Muslim Cultural Society (BMCS) update (16th September 2020) Mosque visits – Mosque visits have temporarily been suspended until further notice Mosques are currently closed to the public and are operating within government guidelines. This means they are unable to accommodate our mosques visits until such a time that is safe to do so. School

A seed of an idea has grown into a thriving project for a group of women who refuse to let barriers stop them cycling. It was during a conversation with friends that Aumairah Hassan mentioned she would like to get back on a bike after many years of not riding. She decided to put the

When Samina Iqbal saw the many people struggling due to the impact of the pandemic, she knew she had to take action. Not content with finding one way to help, the tutor and co-founder of Feed The Homeless set out on a mission to make a difference to as many lives as possible. On behalf of Bristol Muslim

Having a laugh is a big part of Rizwan Ahmed’s job. He speaks to thousands of people a year at schools, colleges and organisations in Bristol and across the South West, trying to break down preconceptions about Islam and the Muslim culture. However, it is not a role that came naturally to him. It was

Bristol Muslim Cultural Society’s project manager Rizwan Ahmed has shared his views on the Channel 4 show What British Muslims Really Think, and revealed how there are a few more pressing matters at hand… As a British Muslim What Do I Think… I don’t normally like to get political but seeing this furor around this