The newly completed Jamiat Tabligh-ul-Islam Central Mosque (or Bradford Central Mosque) is the fourteenth mosque to be built in Bradford by the Jamiyat Tabligh-ul-Islam and the largest in the area. Having taken over 12 years to build (ground was broken in 1986) it is recognisable from its neoclassical dome atop a building clad in Yorkshire stone symbolising a fusion into the British architectural fabric. 1 000 male & 800 female capacity Jumm'ah Khutbah in Urdu & Arabic.