About Us
Quakers Hill Masjid is a centre for worship, education and community engagement in Western Sydney — offering daily congregational prayers, Quran classes, Islamic lectures and educational programs for people of all ages.
Quakers Hill Masjid is located in the Blacktown local government area of Western Sydney and was established in 2009. It is a place for Muslims in Quakers Hill and the neighbouring suburbs to gather for salat (prayer), and a centre for information and education. The five daily prayers and the Friday Jumu’ah (congregational prayer) are prayed here in congregation.
Since it was built, the masjid has become a focal point for the local Muslim community.
Beyond the five daily prayers, the masjid runs a regular programme of classes, lectures and community services through the year.
Quran classes for children — popular with the local community
Regularly
Islamic lectures
Friday evenings
Eid prayers — hosted every year since establishment
Each Eid
Taraweeh with Khatm-e-Quran
Ramadan
Iftaar programmes
Ramadan
A branch of My Masjid Library, for the kids
On site
A clothing bin for donations
On site
Quakers Hill Masjid is a project of Al-Barakah Welfare Trust Australia. The Trust’s mission is to please Allah by promoting Islamic activities for the benefit of its adherents and humanity in general, in light of the Quran and the Sunnah of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ.
One of its major roles is to promote and encourage knowledge and understanding of Islam — and to build positive relationships with people of all faiths.
Those who lead prayer, teach, and give counsel at the masjid.
Sheikh
Imam · Hafiz
The trustees and directors who govern the masjid and its programs.
Chairman
Vice Chairman
Secretary
Treasurer
Director of Operations
Director of Operations
Director
Director
Director
Director
Director
Al-Barakah Welfare Trust is managed by a board of Trustees and governed by the Deed of Trust. Trustees are elected from the members every alternate year.
Members shape the future of the masjid — they elect the Trustees who govern it. Membership of the Trust is open to those who meet a few simple criteria.
You can apply to become a member if you are:
The five daily prayers and Friday Jumu’ah are prayed here in congregation.
View prayer times ›Join as a member, support the masjid, or simply get in touch — there’s a place for you here.
Registered members can securely view masjid documents — such as audit reports and financial statements — after verifying their identity by email.
