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Master plan and design
Overview
The new Al Furqan Centre is inspired by the Qur’anic vision of the garden of paradise, symbolising peace, growth, and connection with nature. The design features a central atrium filled with natural light, guiding worshippers and visitors through an uplifting journey from entrance to prayer.
Design Principles
Incorporating energy-efficient systems and natural ventilation to reduce operational costs and environmental impact.
Step-free routes, clear wayfinding, and facilities designed for all ages and abilities.
A balance of modern architecture and traditional aesthetics, reflecting timeless Islamic geometry and harmony.
Study Cases
Facilities Overview
The design draws on lessons from other leading UK mosques — integrating the best of function, beauty, and community value.
- Spacious men’s and women’s prayer halls with inclusive layouts
- Madrasah classrooms and library for Islamic and academic studies
- Nursery and soft play area for children
- Multipurpose community hall for weddings, lectures, and events
- Café and retail units to generate income for long-term sustainability
- Residential bedsits for staff and guests
- Dedicated youth and elder spaces
