Why visit
Address: Bait-ul-Aziz Islamic Cultural Centre
What to expect
1 Dickens Square (off Harper Road),
Visitor guidance
Southwark, London, Greater London,
Masjid
Bait-ul-Aziz Islamic Cultural Centre
Address: Bait-ul-Aziz Islamic Cultural Centre
City guide1 Dickens Square, London SE1 4JL
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Last editorial review: 2026-06-21
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