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Al-Jamia Suffa-Tul-Islam Grand Mosque

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Horton Park Avenue, BD5 0LD Bradford, United Kingdom

Suffa-Tul-Islam (UK) Association was established in 1983 by Shaykh Mohammad Habib-ur-Rehman Mahboobi.It runs a mosque, community centre, educational institute, a spiritual khanqah of the Qadri Na…

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Halifax Christadelphians

Balmoral Place, HX1 2BG Halifax, United Kingdom

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The Gathering Place

1 St James Rd, HX1 1YS Halifax, United Kingdom

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Church of the Sacred Heart and Saint Bernard

Sunny Bank Terrace 13, HX3 6DU Halifax, United Kingdom

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Bilal Mosque Rochdale

Bulwer Street 1, OL16 2EU Rochdale, United Kingdom

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ROCHDALE COUNCIL OF MOSQUES

Drake Street 48b, OL16 2NZ Rochdale, United Kingdom

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St Paul's Methodist Church

Tower Hill, HX6 2EQ Sowerby Bridge, United Kingdom

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Salem Methodist Church

Richmond Street, HX1 5SX Halifax, United Kingdom

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Mount Tabor Methodist Church

Richmond Road 63, HX1 5SZ Halifax, United Kingdom

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Darul Ilm

Merefield Street, OL11 3RZ Rochdale, United Kingdom

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Central Mosque Rochdale

Mere Street, OL11 1HJ Rochdale, United Kingdom

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Al-Amin Jame Mosque

Corbett Street 40, OL16 2EX Rochdale, United Kingdom

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Neeli Masjid

Hare Street 43, OL11 1JL Rochdale, United Kingdom

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Faizan-e-Jamal-e-Mustafa

Overt Street 1, OL11 1PW Rochdale, United Kingdom

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Wainsgate Chapel

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Wainsgate Lane, Old Town, HX7 8SU Hebden Bridge, United Kingdom

Wainsgate Chapel is home to several artists. Regular music and community events are held there.

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Goodshaw Chapel

Goodshaw Avenue, BB4 8QB Crawshawbooth, United Kingdom

English Heritage's only Nonconformist place of worship, this atmospheric Baptist chapel displays a complete set of box-pews, galleries and pulpit dating from c. 1742 to 1809.