As the newest edition to Liverpool's religious sites, the Al Rahma does not really set itself out…read moreas a tourist venue and so I won't do the diservice of reviewing it. It's a new building so has little in the way of any architectural worth exept to see it's mighty golden domes glistening over the tops of the worn down backstreets of Priny Ave. The Al Rahma is noteworthy for Liverpool's or for any visiting Muslim population. It's also an important cultural centre providing a focal point for the community with well designed website informing of daily prayer times and events.

people here are very welcoming and truthful. If you wanted a day to have a talk and discussion…read moreabout life or religion have a visit.

Alhamdulillah (praise be to Allah) this place is a blessing for us British Muslims and non Muslims…read morealike. Don't listen to all the negative reviews from the unfortunate ignorant people who believe whatever mainstream media reports. Most of it is false. Come and see for yourself the peace and tranquillity. In sha Allah (God willing) may this place prosper and grow in numbers for decades to come, I am truly blessed to be able to attend the prayers, Abu Omar (the part time Imam) is amazing with his recitation of the Qur'an. May Allah bless the Didsbury masjid... Ameen (Amen)

Great Masjid, friendly people. Difficult to find parking spaces on Fridays though. Excellent…read morerecitation throughout the year especially during the month of Ramadan.