The next prayer at Nasir Mosque in Hartlepool is Fajr jamaat at 4:29 AM. Fajr jamaat today is at 4:29 AM, verified by the mosque administration. (updated )
Sunrise (Ishraq begins ~15 min after): 6:30 AM · Timezone: UTC
Verified amenities and community features available at this mosque
Community members who maintain accurate prayer times for this mosque
1✓ Verified by Muslim World League (MWL / رابطة العالم الإسلامي), known personally by 0 community members
The Nasir Mosque, built in 2005 and located on Brougham Terrace, is the first purpose-built mosque in Hartlepool, County Durham, England. The mosque was built following the conversion of numerous Britons in Hartlepool to Islam, including the Imam of the mosque, Tahir Selby. The mosque participates in several local community events and provides regular services for the wider community.
Nasir Mosque is a place of worship located in the area, the region. It serves as a central hub for the local Muslim community, offering regular daily congregational prayers. Visitors can find this mosque at 42, Throston, Hartlepool, Tees Valley, England, GB.
Address: 42, Throston, Hartlepool, Tees Valley, England, GB
Prayer times on this page marked "Calculated" use the Muslim World League method (18°/17°) parameters — the same method used across Hartlepool. Times marked "✓ Verified" were set directly by the mosque administration. Jamaat (congregation) times can differ from adhan times; arriving 10 minutes early is recommended.
Fajr and Isha are calculated using the Muslim World League method (18°/17°), the standard applied by Muslim World League.
Official Authority Regulations & Community-Verified Congregational Timings
Astronomical prayer calculation guidelines and unified timetable standards for the United Kingdom and Europe.
While official religious ministries and astronomical authorities establish the statutory Adhan prayer windows, specific Jamaat (Iqama congregation) timings in each mosque are determined by the local mosque management and imams.
Our verified community members and local attendees actively update and confirm changes to congregational schedules when seasonal adjustments occur (such as winter/summer shifts or Ramadan Taraweeh prayer schedules).
Live congregation data is synchronized with official ministerial directives and community crowd-verified reports.