The Folkestone Islamic Cultural Centre is a mosque located in Folkestone, England. Established in 1989, it serves as a dedicated place of worship for the local Muslim community. Founded by Messrs MeahMonirul-Alom, Abdul Aziz, Nurul Islam Mahbub, Bajloor Rashid MBE, the late Babu Miah, and the late Moynur Rashid, it has grown alongside the community it serves.

Originally formed by Bangladeshi restaurateurs, the mosque has evolved to meet the needs of its expanding community. Today, it goes beyond being a place of worship, engaging in various educational programs, art projects, inter-faith forums, and community events. It aims to bring together the Muslim community and promote understanding and cooperation among different faiths.

As a Sunni mosque, it follows the Sunni denomination of Islam. The services and teachings provided in the mosque are conducted in English, making it accessible and inclusive for everyone. 

While specific details about the amenities for women and wheelchair accessibility are not available, the mosque strives to accommodate the needs of all worshippers. Located in Folkestone, the mosque has street parking available for visitors.

The Folkestone Islamic Cultural Centre is a vibrant and active place of worship that serves the Muslim community in Folkestone and neighboring areas. With its commitment to education, art, inter-faith dialogue, and community engagement, it is not only a religious center but also a hub for cultural exchange and integration.

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