Our history

The Slough Islamic Trust was founded in 1967-1969, it was with the intention of establishing a central Mosque in Slough. We started with a converted house on the junction of Montem Lane and Arthur Road, which went on to became Slough town’s first ever Mosque.   Although this was originally seen as a temporary measure, the Montem Lane Mosque is now a permanent fixture and central to our community.

In 1983, the Slough Islamic Trust leased a plot of land in Diamond Road from the Slough Borough Council and in 1984 the go-ahead was given for the Mosque to be built on the site.  The foundation stone was laid ont the 8th May 1983 and in 1985 the Jamia Masjid Ghousia was complete.

Work started with only £9,000 but crucially with no assistance through bank loans.  This was done in the Trust and Grace of the All-Mighty and with the blessings of His Beloved Prophet (PBUH).

Diamond Road Mosque Slough Address :

Diamond Road Mosque
78 Diamond Road, Slough
Berkshire, SL1 1RX

Montem Lane Mosque Slough Address :

Montem Lane Mosque
35 Montem Lane, Slough
Berkshire, SL1 2QW