Imamia mission east london building fund

The mission was established in or around 1978 to advance the islamic religion according to the percepts and tenets of the shia ithna ashari faith. In 1985, the charity purchased a property in the London Borough of Newham to be used as a community centre in Newham and as a place of worship, mosque and imam bargah for shia muslims. In may 2018 the trustees of the mosque decided to move imamia mission to essex, in a vicinity which is within minutes away from another shia centre known as Muslim Community of Essex. It was a very bad decision by the trustees and without the consultation of the local shia community. The vast majority of the shia community in east london is now left without a centre in Newham and its surrounding areas.

Shia muslim community in East London is in urgent need of a premises and they are currently holding their religious gatherings in rented accommodation. The regular events held are:

Friday prayers
Thursday dua kumayl 
Saturday maderassa 
Wildat/mawlids
Shahadat/majlis 
Ashura jaloos/ procession 
Azadari imam hussain a.s and ahlulbayt

Furthermore the community have been patient and now have the chance of aquiring 45 Westbury Road, Forest Gate, London E7. 

A few members of imamia mission east london went to an auction to purchase The mentioned building, they have placed £40,000 for a deposit for this building however they require a further £450,000 to complete the purchase within the next 28 days.