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MuslimsInBritain.org is a site dedicated to providing resources for Muslims and non-Muslims in Britain to live and work effectively together. It follows several related themes,
The site is updated at irregular intervals as the informal work of a private individual. Many errors have been corrected in information from public sources, and no liability is accepted for those that remain.
"**New version** Islam and Muslims In Britain - A Guide for Non-Muslims"
"This new guide is an up-to-date and practical tool for police officers and staff to improve their knowledge and understanding of the Muslim community in Britain. I would recommend it as essential reading for police colleagues engaged in policing Muslim neighbourhoods across the country." Detective Inspector Bob Lambert, New Scotland Yard
"By far the best thing of its kind which I have seen produced by a public sector body." Rev. Flora Winfield, Assistant Secretary General of Religions for Peace
"Problems and Practical Solutions To Tackle Extremism"
"In this short, incisive, and closely argued paper, the author has opened the way for a wider discussion of an issue of real importance to our national security. He identifies the key issues that he believes affect all Muslim communities in the UK to day. In doing so, he succeeds in demonstrating the great theological and ethnic diversity of these communities – something that is not widely recognised or understood. Furthermore, this is not merely an analysis. The author presents us with an an assessment of the situation and puts forward recommendations as a basis for opening a discussion on how to tackle the problem effectively." Chris Donnelly, Senior Fellow, Defence Academy of the UK, Head of the Advanced Research and Assessment Group
"An important contribution [...] on the subject of tackling extremism among Muslim youth" Lieutenant General Sir John Kiszely, Director, Defence Academy of the UK
Google map and search facility with approximately 1,500 masaajid (mosques) in the UK and Eire. Includes a listing feature for small-format web devices, e.g. mobile phones. This is probably the most comprehensive and accurate register of UK masjids on the web and includes many hundreds of corrections to lists published elsewhere.
Please note however that this register still contains a lot of unreliable information which is only slowly being corrected. In particular, telephone numbers are extremely unreliable and include many phone numbers that are entirely wrong - some have been copied from sources where they were miss-transcribed, others have changed use long ago, and some are the private numbers of people associated with the masjid now or in the past.
The register now includes locations of premises that are no longer in use as masjids or included in other lists in error (clearly marked as 'defunct'), to assist comparison with and correction of other lists.