Croydon Mosque & Islamic Centre is a mosque situated in Croydon, London. The organization, Muslims in Britain, classify the Croydon Mosque as Deobandi.
The mosque was originally established to serve a local Muslim community of predominately East African, Indian and Pakistani immigrants, the mosque now serves a diverse Muslim community from in and around the London Borough of Croydon. In recent years, this has included an increasing number of those of Somalian, Turkish, Afghan, Middle Eastern and Bosnian origin amongst others. The mosque is well attended with over 9,000 people passing through during an average week, increasing to over 30,000 people per week during Ramadan.
The mosque has one minaret and one dome.
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