Jamia Islamia Ghousia Trust | Reg: 06235335 | Created: 2007-05-02 | Status: active | Type: private-limited-guarant-nsc Jamia Islamia Ghousia Trust is a private-limited-guarant-nsc organization dedicated to supporting the religious community within the Birmingham area. Established in 2007, the trust operates as a vital resource for individuals seeking religious guidance and community connection. The trust’s primary focus is providing practical assistance and information to Muslim residents, particularly within the Luton region. Services include prayer times and locations, mosque directories and search functionalities, and a directory of mosques in Luton. The trust’s core services encompass prayer guidance, community engagement, and facilitating connections between individuals and religious leaders. It operates under the category of ‘General Secondary Education’ and is registered with the regulatory body. The trust’s international presence is currently ‘yes’. Currently, the trust is structured as a worker (A rating) visa holder, providing a dedicated focus on supporting religious practices within the UK. It utilizes a website for disseminating information and managing its services.

Jamia Islamia Ghousia Trust | Reg: 06235335 | Created: 2007-05-02 | Status: active | Type: private-limited-guarant-nsc Jamia Islamia Ghousia Trust is a private-limited-guarant-nsc organization dedicated to supporting the religious community within the Birmingham area. Established in 2007, the trust operates as a vital resource for individuals seeking religious guidance and community connection. The trust’s primary focus is providing practical assistance and information to Muslim residents, particularly within the Luton region. Services include prayer times and locations, mosque directories and search functionalities, and a directory of mosques in Luton. The trust’s core services encompass prayer guidance, community engagement, and facilitating connections between individuals and religious leaders. It operates under the category of ‘General Secondary Education’ and is registered with the regulatory body. The trust’s international presence is currently ‘yes’. Currently, the trust is structured as a worker (A rating) visa holder, providing a dedicated focus on supporting religious practices within the UK. It utilizes a website for disseminating information and managing its services.