Darul Ihsaan - Barking

Farhanul K. I.

Really good location, parking a bit of a issue but very good walking distance to the station and is practically dead centre in the middle on the side of the main road.

The facilties are good, the masjid is big and they have a womans section along side wudu area.

Ahsan M.

Mashallah beautiful place. May allah help all brothers and sisters who are helping running this house of allah.

Afzal H.

I cannot say enough wonderful things about Dar-ul-Ihsaan Mosque. It truly stands as a beacon of unity and spiritual enlightenment in our community. The congregation is nothing short of exceptional—warm, welcoming, and deeply committed to fostering a sense of brotherhood and sisterhood among all who enter.

The imaams at Dar-ul-Ihsaan are incredibly knowledgeable, approachable, and dedicated to guiding the community in both religious and personal matters. Each sermon is thoughtfully crafted, offering insights that resonate on both a spiritual and practical level.

But if there's one person who deserves a special mention, it's Brother Khaled Uddin. Where do I even begin? Brother Khaled is an absolute gem in our community—a rare find whose presence enriches the lives of everyone he encounters. His hospitality knows no bounds, always greeting each person with a warm smile and genuine kindness that makes you feel like family. And when it comes to knowledge, Brother Khaled is a treasure trove of wisdom. His understanding of Islamic teachings, combined with his ability to communicate them in a relatable and profound manner, is nothing short of extraordinary. We are truly blessed to have someone of his caliber in our midst.

In short, Dar-ul-Ihsaan is more than just a mosque—it’s a cornerstone of our community. Whether you’re a regular attendee or a first-time visitor, you will be embraced by a community that lives and breathes the true essence of Islamic values. Thank you, Dar-ul-Ihsaan, and especially Brother Khaled Uddin, for all that you do.

Parking options are perfect!

Junaid R.

Today I went to pray Duhur, there was a nikkah ceremony, many people came and my car was blocked, the parked on the exit and entry, iffcourse its a celebration day however brother who was doing Nikkah was a least considerate for the following reason;
A brother request him to announce on mic and let me get out, I heard him saying let them wait, mean wait for 1 hour and pay the price for others who parked illegally including his own car was there, subhan Allah Amazing.
MI made a second request to same brother , I said I have a family and small babies may you announce pls so we can get out, brother replied Just wait 5 minute, he did not announce and made me further pay for there wrong doings, I had to wait nearly 50 minutes because they were reluctant to put things right , even then he was not bother to announce , I had to request 3rd time when people were leaving anyway.

My brother let me ask you a question, everything you saud in khutba was really nice and full if knowledge, no doubt, but why you made me and family to wait for antisocial behaviour done by others including you, you are a imam people look up to you take you as a role model, please next time be more considerate if not for grownup Atleast for young children as young as 2 you punished. Atleast next time should be apologetic and remorseful, mate don't forget you are imam, its not an ordinary job
Jazak Allah khair.

Brother 1st Imam was not in the middle of Nikkah,

2nd thing I did not park car without permission, please make your facts right, I went inside to ask if I can park my car for salat, 3 rd Imam could have ask people to move car there were only 4 cars, and a brother behind me was willing to move, beside to waive ticket is very kind of you, despite asking the management you would give me a ticket sounds a bit arrogant.
However Imam has given his key to move his car, this is the best a person can do, but parking should not be blocked and a person should let out in special circumstances,
Its not a big deal at all, but from practising muslim I was expecting a bit compassion, please do not reply for the issue I have raised rather be more compasionate or learn not to give permission in the first place.
Thanks

Shaba A.

Beautiful Community Masjid with lots of activities going on

Nahim R.

Very nice atmosphere
Clean mosque
Young and helpful environment.

Ikram M.

I don’t want to expose anyone sins but the brothers at this mosque are horrible people. There was space in the mosque during jummah and brothers have denied me entry into the mosque. The mosque itself is beautiful but I don’t feel welcome as a Muslim which is why I will be looking for a new mosque to pray at.

Sharif A.

Poorly run mosque. Volunteers are very rude. Main imaam making rude comments such as "who let them in".

How dare you speak about people like that who are here to pray?

Prayer spots are reserved for "volunteers" and left empty whilst others are waiting outside in the heat.

You are giving khutbas on a Friday prayer yet you have no manners. Practice what yoy preach.

We are the youth who should be accepted with open arms and motivated to spend time in the mosque. We shouldnt be kicked out of the house of Allah.

This is a constant problen every Friday. If you do not have space to accomodate us then you should not of let us through thr gate. Instead of letting us in and making us feel worthleas by kicking us out and shouting "who let us in".