The Mosque will be closed between prayers, and will not be available for individual worship.

Shaking hands, hugging and other contact must be avoided. There should be no socialising in the Mosque it is only opening for congregational prayer. Use only the marked prayer spaces in the halls, to maintain social distancing. Hand sanitizers will be available you must use these on entry, and before and after touching any surfaces. Outside the Mosque you must observe social distancing. Perform your Wudu before coming to the Mosque.Д«ring a bag for your shoes (you must keep your shoes with you at all times)Д®ntrance and exit will be via Fieldgate Street only, to control the number coming into the Mosque. Once this limit is reached, no one else will be admitted to the Mosque for prayer.Дuring this time of limited capacity, only those local to our Mosque who can walk here should come for prayers.Д¬hildren under the age of 12 will not be admitted.ДЄnyone over the age of 70, or anyone whose health makes them vulnerable, must not come to the Mosque at this time. Social distancing and other requirements for safe operation have reduced our initial capacity to 30 men and 10 women (30 and 0 for JumuвЂah). Worshippers must leave as soon as the prayer finishes you can do your Sunnah at home or in your workplace.ДЄnyone with any symptoms of Covid-19, or who has been in contact in the last 14 days with anyone with Covid-19, must not come to the Mosque. The doors will open 15 minutes before the prayer.

Please follow these instructions and guidelines when coming to the Mosque after re-opening: Those who cannot gain access to the Mosque to pray in jamaвЂ™ah due to the limited capacity, inshaвЂ™Allah, you will get the same reward. If there is no deterioration in London, we currently plan to reopen on Monday 20 July 2020, initially for Zuhr (including JumuвЂah) and Asr only, with very limited capacity. Facilities will be provided to allow women to access relevant services in a culturally sensitive environment, including counselling services, special events, social support, and training. We will strive to increase the number of youth actively engaging in programmes of learning and recreation, dealing with issues of anti-social behaviour, drugs, extremism and gang culture. The Becontree Heath Islamic Society aims to offer a range of services that will enable young people and women to engage in a positive and safe environment. Youth and Women: Encouraging Participation Provide Muslims and non-Muslims with the opportunity to learn and understand Islam, through dialogue, discussion and social interaction. Meet the needs of the local community by promoting faith, education and employment opportunities.ДЈ.

Focus on the needs of the diverse Muslim community whilst ensuring services are open to all.Дў. We aim to empower the local Muslim members of our community who may feel isolated from mainstream services.ДЎ. Part of BHIS (DCM) Ltd is вЂDagenham Central MasjidвЂ™, which is a community initiative seeking to assist the Muslim members of the community and their children in helping themselves to deepen their Islamic knowledge, whilst serving the needs of our local Muslim community by providing a range of holistic and culturally-sensitive services, while holding firmly to our Islamic values and heritage.

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