The Jumu’a Mosque
of Cape Town
About
The Jumu’a Mosque of Cape Town was founded by Shaykh Dr. Abdalqadir as-Sufi and the building was gifted by the Bukhari Foundation.
The Jumu’a Mosque’s Jama’at is young, mixed, dynamic and fast-growing, and there is a busy calendar of events, teaching and Da’wa at the Mosque.
The Jama’at of the Jumu’a Mosque would like to extend a warm welcome to all the Muslims of Cape Town and beyond – and of course, to anyone wishing to find out more about Islam. People enter Islam regularly at our Mosque.
Jumu’a Prayer
12:55 — First Adhan
Call to prayer. The mosque opens and the congregation gathers.
13:05 — Khatib Enters & Second Adhan
The khatib ascends the mimbar. Khutbah followed by Jumu’a prayer.
Community Lunch
The Jama’at shares a meal together after Jumu’a prayer every week — all are welcome.
Community lunch is not held during Ramadan, when iftar brings the Jama’at together in the evening instead.
Find Us
Corner Orange Street & Greys Pass
Cape Town City Centre
8001
Ramadan Iftar
The Jumu’a Mosque of Cape Town has been serving iftar daily throughout Ramadan for the past few years, alhamdulillah, and endeavours to continue to do so for many more years to come. Anyone wishing to offer assistance, or who has any queries, is welcome to contact the Mosque admin via WhatsApp.
Facilities
Jumu’a Mosque
Jumu’a commences every Friday at 12:55 with the call to prayer
Wudu
We have clean wudu facilities for men and women
Ladies Ablutions
Ladies can rest assured that we have a dedicated ablution facility
Zawiyya
We host a regular dhikr in the Zawiyya of Shaykh Dr. Abdalqadir as-Sufi for all Muslims over the age of 15 years old
Library
Access to the library is arranged through the trustees and is host to various dynamic and essential Islamic texts
Kitchen
Our kitchen is used to warm food served during Ramadan, Mawlid and other related events
Donations
| Account Name | THE JUMUA AMIRATE TRUST |
| ABSA Account Number | 4099572145 |
| Account Type | Current |
| Branch Code | 632005 |
| SWIFT code | ABSAZAJJ |