Carlisle Islamic Centre

During these unprecedented times we are very conscious about our communications and whether our important messages are reaching you.

We have therefore invested into a number of methods of communicating;

*Website*

We now have our very own website where you can keep updated with latest announcements and Salah times

www.carlisleislamiccentre.org

*Facebook*

A private facebook group has been created to post important messages and Salah times

www.facebook.com/groups/carlisleislamiccentre/

If you have any questions, concerns or suggestions, you can also get in touch with us via email, phone or WhatsApp

*Email*

[email protected]outlook.com

*Phone - SMS/Text - Whatsapp*

*Carlisle Islamic Centre -* 07368 106 997

Further to the Carlisle Islamic Centre phone number above, if you would like to be kept up to date via WhatsApp notifications please message

*Imam-* 07723 814 015

JazakAllahu Khayra

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