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Reserves Polic
The trustees review the reserves of the Charity. Their policy is to hold enough funds to
meet four months, operation costs of the mosque, our community activities and
programmes. The trus*es have established through consultation that payment for the
mosque needs to be a matter of utmost priority. The trustees have set aside £50,000 as
reserve for bills and any refurbishments that may need to do.
Princi
al Fundin
Sources
We are raising ￿ndS through TV Appeals, WLIC website, Friday Prayer and Ramadan
Appeals, leaflets distributions and through a PayPal Account.
Plans for the Future
TheTe has been a rise in participation in mosque activities specifically the attendance
of Friday prayers. To accommodate the increase in demand the West London Islamic
Centre commenced an extension build in 2013 and is complefrd in December 2014.
In 2017 and 2018, we have completed the ground floor refurbishment work for men
prayer hall including carpet, bookshelf, mimbor and replacing ceiling tiles. In 2022,
our ambitions are to integrate Islam within the wider community and promote peaceful
activities. This will be achieved through hosting a series of events inviting speakers to
share their leaming and understanding of Islam, with all events open to the general
public. This is to strengthen community cooperation and demonstrate respect for all
cultures and tradition. We intend to maintain our existing range of community
activities working in partnership with the community and further develop our
community projects with the Ealing Borough Council.
Statement of Trustee Res
onsibilities
The Charity trustees are mindful of the fact that they are responsible for submitting
annual return, preparing an annual reports and fmancial statement in accordance with
United Kingdom Accounting Standards.
th
Approved 19 December 202 Iby the Board of Trustees and signed on its behalf by:
Muhibur Rahman
General Secretary

Reserves Polic
The trustees review the reserves of the Charity. Their policy is to hold enough funds to
meet four months, operation costs of the mosque, our community activities and
programmes. The trus*es have established through consultation that payment for the
mosque needs to be a matter of utmost priority. The trustees have set aside £50,000 as
reserve for bills and any refurbishments that may need to do.
Princi
al Fundin
Sources
We are raising ￿ndS through TV Appeals, WLIC website, Friday Prayer and Ramadan
Appeals, leaflets distributions and through a PayPal Account.
Plans for the Future
TheTe has been a rise in participation in mosque activities specifically the attendance
of Friday prayers. To accommodate the increase in demand the West London Islamic
Centre commenced an extension build in 2013 and is complefrd in December 2014.
In 2017 and 2018, we have completed the ground floor refurbishment work for men
prayer hall including carpet, bookshelf, mimbor and replacing ceiling tiles. In 2022,
our ambitions are to integrate Islam within the wider community and promote peaceful
activities. This will be achieved through hosting a series of events inviting speakers to
share their leaming and understanding of Islam, with all events open to the general
public. This is to strengthen community cooperation and demonstrate respect for all
cultures and tradition. We intend to maintain our existing range of community
activities working in partnership with the community and further develop our
community projects with the Ealing Borough Council.
Statement of Trustee Res
onsibilities
The Charity trustees are mindful of the fact that they are responsible for submitting
annual return, preparing an annual reports and fmancial statement in accordance with
United Kingdom Accounting Standards.
th
Approved 19 December 202 Iby the Board of Trustees and signed on its behalf by:
Muhibur Rahman
General Secretary

Reserves Polic
The trustees review the reserves of the Charity. Their policy is to hold enough funds to
meet four months, operation costs of the mosque, our community activities and
programmes. The trus*es have established through consultation that payment for the
mosque needs to be a matter of utmost priority. The trustees have set aside £50,000 as
reserve for bills and any refurbishments that may need to do.
Princi
al Fundin
Sources
We are raising ￿ndS through TV Appeals, WLIC website, Friday Prayer and Ramadan
Appeals, leaflets distributions and through a PayPal Account.
Plans for the Future
TheTe has been a rise in participation in mosque activities specifically the attendance
of Friday prayers. To accommodate the increase in demand the West London Islamic
Centre commenced an extension build in 2013 and is complefrd in December 2014.
In 2017 and 2018, we have completed the ground floor refurbishment work for men
prayer hall including carpet, bookshelf, mimbor and replacing ceiling tiles. In 2022,
our ambitions are to integrate Islam within the wider community and promote peaceful
activities. This will be achieved through hosting a series of events inviting speakers to
share their leaming and understanding of Islam, with all events open to the general
public. This is to strengthen community cooperation and demonstrate respect for all
cultures and tradition. We intend to maintain our existing range of community
activities working in partnership with the community and further develop our
community projects with the Ealing Borough Council.
Statement of Trustee Res
onsibilities
The Charity trustees are mindful of the fact that they are responsible for submitting
annual return, preparing an annual reports and fmancial statement in accordance with
United Kingdom Accounting Standards.
th
Approved 19 December 202 Iby the Board of Trustees and signed on its behalf by:
Muhibur Rahman
General Secretary

Reserves Polic
The trustees review the reserves of the Charity. Their policy is to hold enough funds to
meet four months, operation costs of the mosque, our community activities and
programmes. The trus*es have established through consultation that payment for the
mosque needs to be a matter of utmost priority. The trustees have set aside £50,000 as
reserve for bills and any refurbishments that may need to do.
Princi
al Fundin
Sources
We are raising ￿ndS through TV Appeals, WLIC website, Friday Prayer and Ramadan
Appeals, leaflets distributions and through a PayPal Account.
Plans for the Future
TheTe has been a rise in participation in mosque activities specifically the attendance
of Friday prayers. To accommodate the increase in demand the West London Islamic
Centre commenced an extension build in 2013 and is complefrd in December 2014.
In 2017 and 2018, we have completed the ground floor refurbishment work for men
prayer hall including carpet, bookshelf, mimbor and replacing ceiling tiles. In 2022,
our ambitions are to integrate Islam within the wider community and promote peaceful
activities. This will be achieved through hosting a series of events inviting speakers to
share their leaming and understanding of Islam, with all events open to the general
public. This is to strengthen community cooperation and demonstrate respect for all
cultures and tradition. We intend to maintain our existing range of community
activities working in partnership with the community and further develop our
community projects with the Ealing Borough Council.
Statement of Trustee Res
onsibilities
The Charity trustees are mindful of the fact that they are responsible for submitting
annual return, preparing an annual reports and fmancial statement in accordance with
United Kingdom Accounting Standards.
th
Approved 19 December 202 Iby the Board of Trustees and signed on its behalf by:
Muhibur Rahman
General Secretary

Reserves Polic
The trustees review the reserves of the Charity. Their policy is to hold enough funds to
meet four months, operation costs of the mosque, our community activities and
programmes. The trus*es have established through consultation that payment for the
mosque needs to be a matter of utmost priority. The trustees have set aside £50,000 as
reserve for bills and any refurbishments that may need to do.
Princi
al Fundin
Sources
We are raising ￿ndS through TV Appeals, WLIC website, Friday Prayer and Ramadan
Appeals, leaflets distributions and through a PayPal Account.
Plans for the Future
TheTe has been a rise in participation in mosque activities specifically the attendance
of Friday prayers. To accommodate the increase in demand the West London Islamic
Centre commenced an extension build in 2013 and is complefrd in December 2014.
In 2017 and 2018, we have completed the ground floor refurbishment work for men
prayer hall including carpet, bookshelf, mimbor and replacing ceiling tiles. In 2022,
our ambitions are to integrate Islam within the wider community and promote peaceful
activities. This will be achieved through hosting a series of events inviting speakers to
share their leaming and understanding of Islam, with all events open to the general
public. This is to strengthen community cooperation and demonstrate respect for all
cultures and tradition. We intend to maintain our existing range of community
activities working in partnership with the community and further develop our
community projects with the Ealing Borough Council.
Statement of Trustee Res
onsibilities
The Charity trustees are mindful of the fact that they are responsible for submitting
annual return, preparing an annual reports and fmancial statement in accordance with
United Kingdom Accounting Standards.
th
Approved 19 December 202 Iby the Board of Trustees and signed on its behalf by:
Muhibur Rahman
General Secretary

Reserves Polic
The trustees review the reserves of the Charity. Their policy is to hold enough funds to
meet four months, operation costs of the mosque, our community activities and
programmes. The trus*es have established through consultation that payment for the
mosque needs to be a matter of utmost priority. The trustees have set aside £50,000 as
reserve for bills and any refurbishments that may need to do.
Princi
al Fundin
Sources
We are raising ￿ndS through TV Appeals, WLIC website, Friday Prayer and Ramadan
Appeals, leaflets distributions and through a PayPal Account.
Plans for the Future
TheTe has been a rise in participation in mosque activities specifically the attendance
of Friday prayers. To accommodate the increase in demand the West London Islamic
Centre commenced an extension build in 2013 and is complefrd in December 2014.
In 2017 and 2018, we have completed the ground floor refurbishment work for men
prayer hall including carpet, bookshelf, mimbor and replacing ceiling tiles. In 2022,
our ambitions are to integrate Islam within the wider community and promote peaceful
activities. This will be achieved through hosting a series of events inviting speakers to
share their leaming and understanding of Islam, with all events open to the general
public. This is to strengthen community cooperation and demonstrate respect for all
cultures and tradition. We intend to maintain our existing range of community
activities working in partnership with the community and further develop our
community projects with the Ealing Borough Council.
Statement of Trustee Res
onsibilities
The Charity trustees are mindful of the fact that they are responsible for submitting
annual return, preparing an annual reports and fmancial statement in accordance with
United Kingdom Accounting Standards.
th
Approved 19 December 202 Iby the Board of Trustees and signed on its behalf by:
Muhibur Rahman
General Secretary

Reserves Polic
The trustees review the reserves of the Charity. Their policy is to hold enough funds to
meet four months, operation costs of the mosque, our community activities and
programmes. The trus*es have established through consultation that payment for the
mosque needs to be a matter of utmost priority. The trustees have set aside £50,000 as
reserve for bills and any refurbishments that may need to do.
Princi
al Fundin
Sources
We are raising ￿ndS through TV Appeals, WLIC website, Friday Prayer and Ramadan
Appeals, leaflets distributions and through a PayPal Account.
Plans for the Future
TheTe has been a rise in participation in mosque activities specifically the attendance
of Friday prayers. To accommodate the increase in demand the West London Islamic
Centre commenced an extension build in 2013 and is complefrd in December 2014.
In 2017 and 2018, we have completed the ground floor refurbishment work for men
prayer hall including carpet, bookshelf, mimbor and replacing ceiling tiles. In 2022,
our ambitions are to integrate Islam within the wider community and promote peaceful
activities. This will be achieved through hosting a series of events inviting speakers to
share their leaming and understanding of Islam, with all events open to the general
public. This is to strengthen community cooperation and demonstrate respect for all
cultures and tradition. We intend to maintain our existing range of community
activities working in partnership with the community and further develop our
community projects with the Ealing Borough Council.
Statement of Trustee Res
onsibilities
The Charity trustees are mindful of the fact that they are responsible for submitting
annual return, preparing an annual reports and fmancial statement in accordance with
United Kingdom Accounting Standards.
th
Approved 19 December 202 Iby the Board of Trustees and signed on its behalf by:
Muhibur Rahman
General Secretary

Reserves Polic
The trustees review the reserves of the Charity. Their policy is to hold enough funds to
meet four months, operation costs of the mosque, our community activities and
programmes. The trus*es have established through consultation that payment for the
mosque needs to be a matter of utmost priority. The trustees have set aside £50,000 as
reserve for bills and any refurbishments that may need to do.
Princi
al Fundin
Sources
We are raising ￿ndS through TV Appeals, WLIC website, Friday Prayer and Ramadan
Appeals, leaflets distributions and through a PayPal Account.
Plans for the Future
TheTe has been a rise in participation in mosque activities specifically the attendance
of Friday prayers. To accommodate the increase in demand the West London Islamic
Centre commenced an extension build in 2013 and is complefrd in December 2014.
In 2017 and 2018, we have completed the ground floor refurbishment work for men
prayer hall including carpet, bookshelf, mimbor and replacing ceiling tiles. In 2022,
our ambitions are to integrate Islam within the wider community and promote peaceful
activities. This will be achieved through hosting a series of events inviting speakers to
share their leaming and understanding of Islam, with all events open to the general
public. This is to strengthen community cooperation and demonstrate respect for all
cultures and tradition. We intend to maintain our existing range of community
activities working in partnership with the community and further develop our
community projects with the Ealing Borough Council.
Statement of Trustee Res
onsibilities
The Charity trustees are mindful of the fact that they are responsible for submitting
annual return, preparing an annual reports and fmancial statement in accordance with
United Kingdom Accounting Standards.
th
Approved 19 December 202 Iby the Board of Trustees and signed on its behalf by:
Muhibur Rahman
General Secretary

Reserves Polic
The trustees review the reserves of the Charity. Their policy is to hold enough funds to
meet four months, operation costs of the mosque, our community activities and
programmes. The trus*es have established through consultation that payment for the
mosque needs to be a matter of utmost priority. The trustees have set aside £50,000 as
reserve for bills and any refurbishments that may need to do.
Princi
al Fundin
Sources
We are raising ￿ndS through TV Appeals, WLIC website, Friday Prayer and Ramadan
Appeals, leaflets distributions and through a PayPal Account.
Plans for the Future
TheTe has been a rise in participation in mosque activities specifically the attendance
of Friday prayers. To accommodate the increase in demand the West London Islamic
Centre commenced an extension build in 2013 and is complefrd in December 2014.
In 2017 and 2018, we have completed the ground floor refurbishment work for men
prayer hall including carpet, bookshelf, mimbor and replacing ceiling tiles. In 2022,
our ambitions are to integrate Islam within the wider community and promote peaceful
activities. This will be achieved through hosting a series of events inviting speakers to
share their leaming and understanding of Islam, with all events open to the general
public. This is to strengthen community cooperation and demonstrate respect for all
cultures and tradition. We intend to maintain our existing range of community
activities working in partnership with the community and further develop our
community projects with the Ealing Borough Council.
Statement of Trustee Res
onsibilities
The Charity trustees are mindful of the fact that they are responsible for submitting
annual return, preparing an annual reports and fmancial statement in accordance with
United Kingdom Accounting Standards.
th
Approved 19 December 202 Iby the Board of Trustees and signed on its behalf by:
Muhibur Rahman
General Secretary

Reserves Polic
The trustees review the reserves of the Charity. Their policy is to hold enough funds to
meet four months, operation costs of the mosque, our community activities and
programmes. The trus*es have established through consultation that payment for the
mosque needs to be a matter of utmost priority. The trustees have set aside £50,000 as
reserve for bills and any refurbishments that may need to do.
Princi
al Fundin
Sources
We are raising ￿ndS through TV Appeals, WLIC website, Friday Prayer and Ramadan
Appeals, leaflets distributions and through a PayPal Account.
Plans for the Future
TheTe has been a rise in participation in mosque activities specifically the attendance
of Friday prayers. To accommodate the increase in demand the West London Islamic
Centre commenced an extension build in 2013 and is complefrd in December 2014.
In 2017 and 2018, we have completed the ground floor refurbishment work for men
prayer hall including carpet, bookshelf, mimbor and replacing ceiling tiles. In 2022,
our ambitions are to integrate Islam within the wider community and promote peaceful
activities. This will be achieved through hosting a series of events inviting speakers to
share their leaming and understanding of Islam, with all events open to the general
public. This is to strengthen community cooperation and demonstrate respect for all
cultures and tradition. We intend to maintain our existing range of community
activities working in partnership with the community and further develop our
community projects with the Ealing Borough Council.
Statement of Trustee Res
onsibilities
The Charity trustees are mindful of the fact that they are responsible for submitting
annual return, preparing an annual reports and fmancial statement in accordance with
United Kingdom Accounting Standards.
th
Approved 19 December 202 Iby the Board of Trustees and signed on its behalf by:
Muhibur Rahman
General Secretary

Reserves Polic
The trustees review the reserves of the Charity. Their policy is to hold enough funds to
meet four months, operation costs of the mosque, our community activities and
programmes. The trus*es have established through consultation that payment for the
mosque needs to be a matter of utmost priority. The trustees have set aside £50,000 as
reserve for bills and any refurbishments that may need to do.
Princi
al Fundin
Sources
We are raising ￿ndS through TV Appeals, WLIC website, Friday Prayer and Ramadan
Appeals, leaflets distributions and through a PayPal Account.
Plans for the Future
TheTe has been a rise in participation in mosque activities specifically the attendance
of Friday prayers. To accommodate the increase in demand the West London Islamic
Centre commenced an extension build in 2013 and is complefrd in December 2014.
In 2017 and 2018, we have completed the ground floor refurbishment work for men
prayer hall including carpet, bookshelf, mimbor and replacing ceiling tiles. In 2022,
our ambitions are to integrate Islam within the wider community and promote peaceful
activities. This will be achieved through hosting a series of events inviting speakers to
share their leaming and understanding of Islam, with all events open to the general
public. This is to strengthen community cooperation and demonstrate respect for all
cultures and tradition. We intend to maintain our existing range of community
activities working in partnership with the community and further develop our
community projects with the Ealing Borough Council.
Statement of Trustee Res
onsibilities
The Charity trustees are mindful of the fact that they are responsible for submitting
annual return, preparing an annual reports and fmancial statement in accordance with
United Kingdom Accounting Standards.
th
Approved 19 December 202 Iby the Board of Trustees and signed on its behalf by:
Muhibur Rahman
General Secretary

Reserves Polic
The trustees review the reserves of the Charity. Their policy is to hold enough funds to
meet four months, operation costs of the mosque, our community activities and
programmes. The trus*es have established through consultation that payment for the
mosque needs to be a matter of utmost priority. The trustees have set aside £50,000 as
reserve for bills and any refurbishments that may need to do.
Princi
al Fundin
Sources
We are raising ￿ndS through TV Appeals, WLIC website, Friday Prayer and Ramadan
Appeals, leaflets distributions and through a PayPal Account.
Plans for the Future
TheTe has been a rise in participation in mosque activities specifically the attendance
of Friday prayers. To accommodate the increase in demand the West London Islamic
Centre commenced an extension build in 2013 and is complefrd in December 2014.
In 2017 and 2018, we have completed the ground floor refurbishment work for men
prayer hall including carpet, bookshelf, mimbor and replacing ceiling tiles. In 2022,
our ambitions are to integrate Islam within the wider community and promote peaceful
activities. This will be achieved through hosting a series of events inviting speakers to
share their leaming and understanding of Islam, with all events open to the general
public. This is to strengthen community cooperation and demonstrate respect for all
cultures and tradition. We intend to maintain our existing range of community
activities working in partnership with the community and further develop our
community projects with the Ealing Borough Council.
Statement of Trustee Res
onsibilities
The Charity trustees are mindful of the fact that they are responsible for submitting
annual return, preparing an annual reports and fmancial statement in accordance with
United Kingdom Accounting Standards.
th
Approved 19 December 202 Iby the Board of Trustees and signed on its behalf by:
Muhibur Rahman
General Secretary

Reserves Polic
The trustees review the reserves of the Charity. Their policy is to hold enough funds to
meet four months, operation costs of the mosque, our community activities and
programmes. The trus*es have established through consultation that payment for the
mosque needs to be a matter of utmost priority. The trustees have set aside £50,000 as
reserve for bills and any refurbishments that may need to do.
Princi
al Fundin
Sources
We are raising ￿ndS through TV Appeals, WLIC website, Friday Prayer and Ramadan
Appeals, leaflets distributions and through a PayPal Account.
Plans for the Future
TheTe has been a rise in participation in mosque activities specifically the attendance
of Friday prayers. To accommodate the increase in demand the West London Islamic
Centre commenced an extension build in 2013 and is complefrd in December 2014.
In 2017 and 2018, we have completed the ground floor refurbishment work for men
prayer hall including carpet, bookshelf, mimbor and replacing ceiling tiles. In 2022,
our ambitions are to integrate Islam within the wider community and promote peaceful
activities. This will be achieved through hosting a series of events inviting speakers to
share their leaming and understanding of Islam, with all events open to the general
public. This is to strengthen community cooperation and demonstrate respect for all
cultures and tradition. We intend to maintain our existing range of community
activities working in partnership with the community and further develop our
community projects with the Ealing Borough Council.
Statement of Trustee Res
onsibilities
The Charity trustees are mindful of the fact that they are responsible for submitting
annual return, preparing an annual reports and fmancial statement in accordance with
United Kingdom Accounting Standards.
th
Approved 19 December 202 Iby the Board of Trustees and signed on its behalf by:
Muhibur Rahman
General Secretary

Reserves Polic
The trustees review the reserves of the Charity. Their policy is to hold enough funds to
meet four months, operation costs of the mosque, our community activities and
programmes. The trus*es have established through consultation that payment for the
mosque needs to be a matter of utmost priority. The trustees have set aside £50,000 as
reserve for bills and any refurbishments that may need to do.
Princi
al Fundin
Sources
We are raising ￿ndS through TV Appeals, WLIC website, Friday Prayer and Ramadan
Appeals, leaflets distributions and through a PayPal Account.
Plans for the Future
TheTe has been a rise in participation in mosque activities specifically the attendance
of Friday prayers. To accommodate the increase in demand the West London Islamic
Centre commenced an extension build in 2013 and is complefrd in December 2014.
In 2017 and 2018, we have completed the ground floor refurbishment work for men
prayer hall including carpet, bookshelf, mimbor and replacing ceiling tiles. In 2022,
our ambitions are to integrate Islam within the wider community and promote peaceful
activities. This will be achieved through hosting a series of events inviting speakers to
share their leaming and understanding of Islam, with all events open to the general
public. This is to strengthen community cooperation and demonstrate respect for all
cultures and tradition. We intend to maintain our existing range of community
activities working in partnership with the community and further develop our
community projects with the Ealing Borough Council.
Statement of Trustee Res
onsibilities
The Charity trustees are mindful of the fact that they are responsible for submitting
annual return, preparing an annual reports and fmancial statement in accordance with
United Kingdom Accounting Standards.
th
Approved 19 December 202 Iby the Board of Trustees and signed on its behalf by:
Muhibur Rahman
General Secretary

Reserves Polic
The trustees review the reserves of the Charity. Their policy is to hold enough funds to
meet four months, operation costs of the mosque, our community activities and
programmes. The trus*es have established through consultation that payment for the
mosque needs to be a matter of utmost priority. The trustees have set aside £50,000 as
reserve for bills and any refurbishments that may need to do.
Princi
al Fundin
Sources
We are raising ￿ndS through TV Appeals, WLIC website, Friday Prayer and Ramadan
Appeals, leaflets distributions and through a PayPal Account.
Plans for the Future
TheTe has been a rise in participation in mosque activities specifically the attendance
of Friday prayers. To accommodate the increase in demand the West London Islamic
Centre commenced an extension build in 2013 and is complefrd in December 2014.
In 2017 and 2018, we have completed the ground floor refurbishment work for men
prayer hall including carpet, bookshelf, mimbor and replacing ceiling tiles. In 2022,
our ambitions are to integrate Islam within the wider community and promote peaceful
activities. This will be achieved through hosting a series of events inviting speakers to
share their leaming and understanding of Islam, with all events open to the general
public. This is to strengthen community cooperation and demonstrate respect for all
cultures and tradition. We intend to maintain our existing range of community
activities working in partnership with the community and further develop our
community projects with the Ealing Borough Council.
Statement of Trustee Res
onsibilities
The Charity trustees are mindful of the fact that they are responsible for submitting
annual return, preparing an annual reports and fmancial statement in accordance with
United Kingdom Accounting Standards.
th
Approved 19 December 202 Iby the Board of Trustees and signed on its behalf by:
Muhibur Rahman
General Secretary

Reserves Polic
The trustees review the reserves of the Charity. Their policy is to hold enough funds to
meet four months, operation costs of the mosque, our community activities and
programmes. The trus*es have established through consultation that payment for the
mosque needs to be a matter of utmost priority. The trustees have set aside £50,000 as
reserve for bills and any refurbishments that may need to do.
Princi
al Fundin
Sources
We are raising ￿ndS through TV Appeals, WLIC website, Friday Prayer and Ramadan
Appeals, leaflets distributions and through a PayPal Account.
Plans for the Future
TheTe has been a rise in participation in mosque activities specifically the attendance
of Friday prayers. To accommodate the increase in demand the West London Islamic
Centre commenced an extension build in 2013 and is complefrd in December 2014.
In 2017 and 2018, we have completed the ground floor refurbishment work for men
prayer hall including carpet, bookshelf, mimbor and replacing ceiling tiles. In 2022,
our ambitions are to integrate Islam within the wider community and promote peaceful
activities. This will be achieved through hosting a series of events inviting speakers to
share their leaming and understanding of Islam, with all events open to the general
public. This is to strengthen community cooperation and demonstrate respect for all
cultures and tradition. We intend to maintain our existing range of community
activities working in partnership with the community and further develop our
community projects with the Ealing Borough Council.
Statement of Trustee Res
onsibilities
The Charity trustees are mindful of the fact that they are responsible for submitting
annual return, preparing an annual reports and fmancial statement in accordance with
United Kingdom Accounting Standards.
th
Approved 19 December 202 Iby the Board of Trustees and signed on its behalf by:
Muhibur Rahman
General Secretary

Reserves Polic
The trustees review the reserves of the Charity. Their policy is to hold enough funds to
meet four months, operation costs of the mosque, our community activities and
programmes. The trus*es have established through consultation that payment for the
mosque needs to be a matter of utmost priority. The trustees have set aside £50,000 as
reserve for bills and any refurbishments that may need to do.
Princi
al Fundin
Sources
We are raising ￿ndS through TV Appeals, WLIC website, Friday Prayer and Ramadan
Appeals, leaflets distributions and through a PayPal Account.
Plans for the Future
TheTe has been a rise in participation in mosque activities specifically the attendance
of Friday prayers. To accommodate the increase in demand the West London Islamic
Centre commenced an extension build in 2013 and is complefrd in December 2014.
In 2017 and 2018, we have completed the ground floor refurbishment work for men
prayer hall including carpet, bookshelf, mimbor and replacing ceiling tiles. In 2022,
our ambitions are to integrate Islam within the wider community and promote peaceful
activities. This will be achieved through hosting a series of events inviting speakers to
share their leaming and understanding of Islam, with all events open to the general
public. This is to strengthen community cooperation and demonstrate respect for all
cultures and tradition. We intend to maintain our existing range of community
activities working in partnership with the community and further develop our
community projects with the Ealing Borough Council.
Statement of Trustee Res
onsibilities
The Charity trustees are mindful of the fact that they are responsible for submitting
annual return, preparing an annual reports and fmancial statement in accordance with
United Kingdom Accounting Standards.
th
Approved 19 December 202 Iby the Board of Trustees and signed on its behalf by:
Muhibur Rahman
General Secretary

Reserves Polic
The trustees review the reserves of the Charity. Their policy is to hold enough funds to
meet four months, operation costs of the mosque, our community activities and
programmes. The trus*es have established through consultation that payment for the
mosque needs to be a matter of utmost priority. The trustees have set aside £50,000 as
reserve for bills and any refurbishments that may need to do.
Princi
al Fundin
Sources
We are raising ￿ndS through TV Appeals, WLIC website, Friday Prayer and Ramadan
Appeals, leaflets distributions and through a PayPal Account.
Plans for the Future
TheTe has been a rise in participation in mosque activities specifically the attendance
of Friday prayers. To accommodate the increase in demand the West London Islamic
Centre commenced an extension build in 2013 and is complefrd in December 2014.
In 2017 and 2018, we have completed the ground floor refurbishment work for men
prayer hall including carpet, bookshelf, mimbor and replacing ceiling tiles. In 2022,
our ambitions are to integrate Islam within the wider community and promote peaceful
activities. This will be achieved through hosting a series of events inviting speakers to
share their leaming and understanding of Islam, with all events open to the general
public. This is to strengthen community cooperation and demonstrate respect for all
cultures and tradition. We intend to maintain our existing range of community
activities working in partnership with the community and further develop our
community projects with the Ealing Borough Council.
Statement of Trustee Res
onsibilities
The Charity trustees are mindful of the fact that they are responsible for submitting
annual return, preparing an annual reports and fmancial statement in accordance with
United Kingdom Accounting Standards.
th
Approved 19 December 202 Iby the Board of Trustees and signed on its behalf by:
Muhibur Rahman
General Secretary

Reserves Polic
The trustees review the reserves of the Charity. Their policy is to hold enough funds to
meet four months, operation costs of the mosque, our community activities and
programmes. The trus*es have established through consultation that payment for the
mosque needs to be a matter of utmost priority. The trustees have set aside £50,000 as
reserve for bills and any refurbishments that may need to do.
Princi
al Fundin
Sources
We are raising ￿ndS through TV Appeals, WLIC website, Friday Prayer and Ramadan
Appeals, leaflets distributions and through a PayPal Account.
Plans for the Future
TheTe has been a rise in participation in mosque activities specifically the attendance
of Friday prayers. To accommodate the increase in demand the West London Islamic
Centre commenced an extension build in 2013 and is complefrd in December 2014.
In 2017 and 2018, we have completed the ground floor refurbishment work for men
prayer hall including carpet, bookshelf, mimbor and replacing ceiling tiles. In 2022,
our ambitions are to integrate Islam within the wider community and promote peaceful
activities. This will be achieved through hosting a series of events inviting speakers to
share their leaming and understanding of Islam, with all events open to the general
public. This is to strengthen community cooperation and demonstrate respect for all
cultures and tradition. We intend to maintain our existing range of community
activities working in partnership with the community and further develop our
community projects with the Ealing Borough Council.
Statement of Trustee Res
onsibilities
The Charity trustees are mindful of the fact that they are responsible for submitting
annual return, preparing an annual reports and fmancial statement in accordance with
United Kingdom Accounting Standards.
th
Approved 19 December 202 Iby the Board of Trustees and signed on its behalf by:
Muhibur Rahman
General Secretary

Reserves Polic
The trustees review the reserves of the Charity. Their policy is to hold enough funds to
meet four months, operation costs of the mosque, our community activities and
programmes. The trus*es have established through consultation that payment for the
mosque needs to be a matter of utmost priority. The trustees have set aside £50,000 as
reserve for bills and any refurbishments that may need to do.
Princi
al Fundin
Sources
We are raising ￿ndS through TV Appeals, WLIC website, Friday Prayer and Ramadan
Appeals, leaflets distributions and through a PayPal Account.
Plans for the Future
TheTe has been a rise in participation in mosque activities specifically the attendance
of Friday prayers. To accommodate the increase in demand the West London Islamic
Centre commenced an extension build in 2013 and is complefrd in December 2014.
In 2017 and 2018, we have completed the ground floor refurbishment work for men
prayer hall including carpet, bookshelf, mimbor and replacing ceiling tiles. In 2022,
our ambitions are to integrate Islam within the wider community and promote peaceful
activities. This will be achieved through hosting a series of events inviting speakers to
share their leaming and understanding of Islam, with all events open to the general
public. This is to strengthen community cooperation and demonstrate respect for all
cultures and tradition. We intend to maintain our existing range of community
activities working in partnership with the community and further develop our
community projects with the Ealing Borough Council.
Statement of Trustee Res
onsibilities
The Charity trustees are mindful of the fact that they are responsible for submitting
annual return, preparing an annual reports and fmancial statement in accordance with
United Kingdom Accounting Standards.
th
Approved 19 December 202 Iby the Board of Trustees and signed on its behalf by:
Muhibur Rahman
General Secretary

Reserves Polic
The trustees review the reserves of the Charity. Their policy is to hold enough funds to
meet four months, operation costs of the mosque, our community activities and
programmes. The trus*es have established through consultation that payment for the
mosque needs to be a matter of utmost priority. The trustees have set aside £50,000 as
reserve for bills and any refurbishments that may need to do.
Princi
al Fundin
Sources
We are raising ￿ndS through TV Appeals, WLIC website, Friday Prayer and Ramadan
Appeals, leaflets distributions and through a PayPal Account.
Plans for the Future
TheTe has been a rise in participation in mosque activities specifically the attendance
of Friday prayers. To accommodate the increase in demand the West London Islamic
Centre commenced an extension build in 2013 and is complefrd in December 2014.
In 2017 and 2018, we have completed the ground floor refurbishment work for men
prayer hall including carpet, bookshelf, mimbor and replacing ceiling tiles. In 2022,
our ambitions are to integrate Islam within the wider community and promote peaceful
activities. This will be achieved through hosting a series of events inviting speakers to
share their leaming and understanding of Islam, with all events open to the general
public. This is to strengthen community cooperation and demonstrate respect for all
cultures and tradition. We intend to maintain our existing range of community
activities working in partnership with the community and further develop our
community projects with the Ealing Borough Council.
Statement of Trustee Res
onsibilities
The Charity trustees are mindful of the fact that they are responsible for submitting
annual return, preparing an annual reports and fmancial statement in accordance with
United Kingdom Accounting Standards.
th
Approved 19 December 202 Iby the Board of Trustees and signed on its behalf by:
Muhibur Rahman
General Secretary

Reserves Polic
The trustees review the reserves of the Charity. Their policy is to hold enough funds to
meet four months, operation costs of the mosque, our community activities and
programmes. The trus*es have established through consultation that payment for the
mosque needs to be a matter of utmost priority. The trustees have set aside £50,000 as
reserve for bills and any refurbishments that may need to do.
Princi
al Fundin
Sources
We are raising ￿ndS through TV Appeals, WLIC website, Friday Prayer and Ramadan
Appeals, leaflets distributions and through a PayPal Account.
Plans for the Future
TheTe has been a rise in participation in mosque activities specifically the attendance
of Friday prayers. To accommodate the increase in demand the West London Islamic
Centre commenced an extension build in 2013 and is complefrd in December 2014.
In 2017 and 2018, we have completed the ground floor refurbishment work for men
prayer hall including carpet, bookshelf, mimbor and replacing ceiling tiles. In 2022,
our ambitions are to integrate Islam within the wider community and promote peaceful
activities. This will be achieved through hosting a series of events inviting speakers to
share their leaming and understanding of Islam, with all events open to the general
public. This is to strengthen community cooperation and demonstrate respect for all
cultures and tradition. We intend to maintain our existing range of community
activities working in partnership with the community and further develop our
community projects with the Ealing Borough Council.
Statement of Trustee Res
onsibilities
The Charity trustees are mindful of the fact that they are responsible for submitting
annual return, preparing an annual reports and fmancial statement in accordance with
United Kingdom Accounting Standards.
th
Approved 19 December 202 Iby the Board of Trustees and signed on its behalf by:
Muhibur Rahman
General Secretary

Reserves Polic
The trustees review the reserves of the Charity. Their policy is to hold enough funds to
meet four months, operation costs of the mosque, our community activities and
programmes. The trus*es have established through consultation that payment for the
mosque needs to be a matter of utmost priority. The trustees have set aside £50,000 as
reserve for bills and any refurbishments that may need to do.
Princi
al Fundin
Sources
We are raising ￿ndS through TV Appeals, WLIC website, Friday Prayer and Ramadan
Appeals, leaflets distributions and through a PayPal Account.
Plans for the Future
TheTe has been a rise in participation in mosque activities specifically the attendance
of Friday prayers. To accommodate the increase in demand the West London Islamic
Centre commenced an extension build in 2013 and is complefrd in December 2014.
In 2017 and 2018, we have completed the ground floor refurbishment work for men
prayer hall including carpet, bookshelf, mimbor and replacing ceiling tiles. In 2022,
our ambitions are to integrate Islam within the wider community and promote peaceful
activities. This will be achieved through hosting a series of events inviting speakers to
share their leaming and understanding of Islam, with all events open to the general
public. This is to strengthen community cooperation and demonstrate respect for all
cultures and tradition. We intend to maintain our existing range of community
activities working in partnership with the community and further develop our
community projects with the Ealing Borough Council.
Statement of Trustee Res
onsibilities
The Charity trustees are mindful of the fact that they are responsible for submitting
annual return, preparing an annual reports and fmancial statement in accordance with
United Kingdom Accounting Standards.
th
Approved 19 December 202 Iby the Board of Trustees and signed on its behalf by:
Muhibur Rahman
General Secretary

Reserves Polic
The trustees review the reserves of the Charity. Their policy is to hold enough funds to
meet four months, operation costs of the mosque, our community activities and
programmes. The trus*es have established through consultation that payment for the
mosque needs to be a matter of utmost priority. The trustees have set aside £50,000 as
reserve for bills and any refurbishments that may need to do.
Princi
al Fundin
Sources
We are raising ￿ndS through TV Appeals, WLIC website, Friday Prayer and Ramadan
Appeals, leaflets distributions and through a PayPal Account.
Plans for the Future
TheTe has been a rise in participation in mosque activities specifically the attendance
of Friday prayers. To accommodate the increase in demand the West London Islamic
Centre commenced an extension build in 2013 and is complefrd in December 2014.
In 2017 and 2018, we have completed the ground floor refurbishment work for men
prayer hall including carpet, bookshelf, mimbor and replacing ceiling tiles. In 2022,
our ambitions are to integrate Islam within the wider community and promote peaceful
activities. This will be achieved through hosting a series of events inviting speakers to
share their leaming and understanding of Islam, with all events open to the general
public. This is to strengthen community cooperation and demonstrate respect for all
cultures and tradition. We intend to maintain our existing range of community
activities working in partnership with the community and further develop our
community projects with the Ealing Borough Council.
Statement of Trustee Res
onsibilities
The Charity trustees are mindful of the fact that they are responsible for submitting
annual return, preparing an annual reports and fmancial statement in accordance with
United Kingdom Accounting Standards.
th
Approved 19 December 202 Iby the Board of Trustees and signed on its behalf by:
Muhibur Rahman
General Secretary

Reserves Polic
The trustees review the reserves of the Charity. Their policy is to hold enough funds to
meet four months, operation costs of the mosque, our community activities and
programmes. The trus*es have established through consultation that payment for the
mosque needs to be a matter of utmost priority. The trustees have set aside £50,000 as
reserve for bills and any refurbishments that may need to do.
Princi
al Fundin
Sources
We are raising ￿ndS through TV Appeals, WLIC website, Friday Prayer and Ramadan
Appeals, leaflets distributions and through a PayPal Account.
Plans for the Future
TheTe has been a rise in participation in mosque activities specifically the attendance
of Friday prayers. To accommodate the increase in demand the West London Islamic
Centre commenced an extension build in 2013 and is complefrd in December 2014.
In 2017 and 2018, we have completed the ground floor refurbishment work for men
prayer hall including carpet, bookshelf, mimbor and replacing ceiling tiles. In 2022,
our ambitions are to integrate Islam within the wider community and promote peaceful
activities. This will be achieved through hosting a series of events inviting speakers to
share their leaming and understanding of Islam, with all events open to the general
public. This is to strengthen community cooperation and demonstrate respect for all
cultures and tradition. We intend to maintain our existing range of community
activities working in partnership with the community and further develop our
community projects with the Ealing Borough Council.
Statement of Trustee Res
onsibilities
The Charity trustees are mindful of the fact that they are responsible for submitting
annual return, preparing an annual reports and fmancial statement in accordance with
United Kingdom Accounting Standards.
th
Approved 19 December 202 Iby the Board of Trustees and signed on its behalf by:
Muhibur Rahman
General Secretary

Reserves Polic
The trustees review the reserves of the Charity. Their policy is to hold enough funds to
meet four months, operation costs of the mosque, our community activities and
programmes. The trus*es have established through consultation that payment for the
mosque needs to be a matter of utmost priority. The trustees have set aside £50,000 as
reserve for bills and any refurbishments that may need to do.
Princi
al Fundin
Sources
We are raising ￿ndS through TV Appeals, WLIC website, Friday Prayer and Ramadan
Appeals, leaflets distributions and through a PayPal Account.
Plans for the Future
TheTe has been a rise in participation in mosque activities specifically the attendance
of Friday prayers. To accommodate the increase in demand the West London Islamic
Centre commenced an extension build in 2013 and is complefrd in December 2014.
In 2017 and 2018, we have completed the ground floor refurbishment work for men
prayer hall including carpet, bookshelf, mimbor and replacing ceiling tiles. In 2022,
our ambitions are to integrate Islam within the wider community and promote peaceful
activities. This will be achieved through hosting a series of events inviting speakers to
share their leaming and understanding of Islam, with all events open to the general
public. This is to strengthen community cooperation and demonstrate respect for all
cultures and tradition. We intend to maintain our existing range of community
activities working in partnership with the community and further develop our
community projects with the Ealing Borough Council.
Statement of Trustee Res
onsibilities
The Charity trustees are mindful of the fact that they are responsible for submitting
annual return, preparing an annual reports and fmancial statement in accordance with
United Kingdom Accounting Standards.
th
Approved 19 December 202 Iby the Board of Trustees and signed on its behalf by:
Muhibur Rahman
General Secretary

Reserves Polic
The trustees review the reserves of the Charity. Their policy is to hold enough funds to
meet four months, operation costs of the mosque, our community activities and
programmes. The trus*es have established through consultation that payment for the
mosque needs to be a matter of utmost priority. The trustees have set aside £50,000 as
reserve for bills and any refurbishments that may need to do.
Princi
al Fundin
Sources
We are raising ￿ndS through TV Appeals, WLIC website, Friday Prayer and Ramadan
Appeals, leaflets distributions and through a PayPal Account.
Plans for the Future
TheTe has been a rise in participation in mosque activities specifically the attendance
of Friday prayers. To accommodate the increase in demand the West London Islamic
Centre commenced an extension build in 2013 and is complefrd in December 2014.
In 2017 and 2018, we have completed the ground floor refurbishment work for men
prayer hall including carpet, bookshelf, mimbor and replacing ceiling tiles. In 2022,
our ambitions are to integrate Islam within the wider community and promote peaceful
activities. This will be achieved through hosting a series of events inviting speakers to
share their leaming and understanding of Islam, with all events open to the general
public. This is to strengthen community cooperation and demonstrate respect for all
cultures and tradition. We intend to maintain our existing range of community
activities working in partnership with the community and further develop our
community projects with the Ealing Borough Council.
Statement of Trustee Res
onsibilities
The Charity trustees are mindful of the fact that they are responsible for submitting
annual return, preparing an annual reports and fmancial statement in accordance with
United Kingdom Accounting Standards.
th
Approved 19 December 202 Iby the Board of Trustees and signed on its behalf by:
Muhibur Rahman
General Secretary

Reserves Polic
The trustees review the reserves of the Charity. Their policy is to hold enough funds to
meet four months, operation costs of the mosque, our community activities and
programmes. The trus*es have established through consultation that payment for the
mosque needs to be a matter of utmost priority. The trustees have set aside £50,000 as
reserve for bills and any refurbishments that may need to do.
Princi
al Fundin
Sources
We are raising ￿ndS through TV Appeals, WLIC website, Friday Prayer and Ramadan
Appeals, leaflets distributions and through a PayPal Account.
Plans for the Future
TheTe has been a rise in participation in mosque activities specifically the attendance
of Friday prayers. To accommodate the increase in demand the West London Islamic
Centre commenced an extension build in 2013 and is complefrd in December 2014.
In 2017 and 2018, we have completed the ground floor refurbishment work for men
prayer hall including carpet, bookshelf, mimbor and replacing ceiling tiles. In 2022,
our ambitions are to integrate Islam within the wider community and promote peaceful
activities. This will be achieved through hosting a series of events inviting speakers to
share their leaming and understanding of Islam, with all events open to the general
public. This is to strengthen community cooperation and demonstrate respect for all
cultures and tradition. We intend to maintain our existing range of community
activities working in partnership with the community and further develop our
community projects with the Ealing Borough Council.
Statement of Trustee Res
onsibilities
The Charity trustees are mindful of the fact that they are responsible for submitting
annual return, preparing an annual reports and fmancial statement in accordance with
United Kingdom Accounting Standards.
th
Approved 19 December 202 Iby the Board of Trustees and signed on its behalf by:
Muhibur Rahman
General Secretary

Reserves Polic
The trustees review the reserves of the Charity. Their policy is to hold enough funds to
meet four months, operation costs of the mosque, our community activities and
programmes. The trus*es have established through consultation that payment for the
mosque needs to be a matter of utmost priority. The trustees have set aside £50,000 as
reserve for bills and any refurbishments that may need to do.
Princi
al Fundin
Sources
We are raising ￿ndS through TV Appeals, WLIC website, Friday Prayer and Ramadan
Appeals, leaflets distributions and through a PayPal Account.
Plans for the Future
TheTe has been a rise in participation in mosque activities specifically the attendance
of Friday prayers. To accommodate the increase in demand the West London Islamic
Centre commenced an extension build in 2013 and is complefrd in December 2014.
In 2017 and 2018, we have completed the ground floor refurbishment work for men
prayer hall including carpet, bookshelf, mimbor and replacing ceiling tiles. In 2022,
our ambitions are to integrate Islam within the wider community and promote peaceful
activities. This will be achieved through hosting a series of events inviting speakers to
share their leaming and understanding of Islam, with all events open to the general
public. This is to strengthen community cooperation and demonstrate respect for all
cultures and tradition. We intend to maintain our existing range of community
activities working in partnership with the community and further develop our
community projects with the Ealing Borough Council.
Statement of Trustee Res
onsibilities
The Charity trustees are mindful of the fact that they are responsible for submitting
annual return, preparing an annual reports and fmancial statement in accordance with
United Kingdom Accounting Standards.
th
Approved 19 December 202 Iby the Board of Trustees and signed on its behalf by:
Muhibur Rahman
General Secretary

Reserves Polic
The trustees review the reserves of the Charity. Their policy is to hold enough funds to
meet four months, operation costs of the mosque, our community activities and
programmes. The trus*es have established through consultation that payment for the
mosque needs to be a matter of utmost priority. The trustees have set aside £50,000 as
reserve for bills and any refurbishments that may need to do.
Princi
al Fundin
Sources
We are raising ￿ndS through TV Appeals, WLIC website, Friday Prayer and Ramadan
Appeals, leaflets distributions and through a PayPal Account.
Plans for the Future
TheTe has been a rise in participation in mosque activities specifically the attendance
of Friday prayers. To accommodate the increase in demand the West London Islamic
Centre commenced an extension build in 2013 and is complefrd in December 2014.
In 2017 and 2018, we have completed the ground floor refurbishment work for men
prayer hall including carpet, bookshelf, mimbor and replacing ceiling tiles. In 2022,
our ambitions are to integrate Islam within the wider community and promote peaceful
activities. This will be achieved through hosting a series of events inviting speakers to
share their leaming and understanding of Islam, with all events open to the general
public. This is to strengthen community cooperation and demonstrate respect for all
cultures and tradition. We intend to maintain our existing range of community
activities working in partnership with the community and further develop our
community projects with the Ealing Borough Council.
Statement of Trustee Res
onsibilities
The Charity trustees are mindful of the fact that they are responsible for submitting
annual return, preparing an annual reports and fmancial statement in accordance with
United Kingdom Accounting Standards.
th
Approved 19 December 202 Iby the Board of Trustees and signed on its behalf by:
Muhibur Rahman
General Secretary

Reserves Polic
The trustees review the reserves of the Charity. Their policy is to hold enough funds to
meet four months, operation costs of the mosque, our community activities and
programmes. The trus*es have established through consultation that payment for the
mosque needs to be a matter of utmost priority. The trustees have set aside £50,000 as
reserve for bills and any refurbishments that may need to do.
Princi
al Fundin
Sources
We are raising ￿ndS through TV Appeals, WLIC website, Friday Prayer and Ramadan
Appeals, leaflets distributions and through a PayPal Account.
Plans for the Future
TheTe has been a rise in participation in mosque activities specifically the attendance
of Friday prayers. To accommodate the increase in demand the West London Islamic
Centre commenced an extension build in 2013 and is complefrd in December 2014.
In 2017 and 2018, we have completed the ground floor refurbishment work for men
prayer hall including carpet, bookshelf, mimbor and replacing ceiling tiles. In 2022,
our ambitions are to integrate Islam within the wider community and promote peaceful
activities. This will be achieved through hosting a series of events inviting speakers to
share their leaming and understanding of Islam, with all events open to the general
public. This is to strengthen community cooperation and demonstrate respect for all
cultures and tradition. We intend to maintain our existing range of community
activities working in partnership with the community and further develop our
community projects with the Ealing Borough Council.
Statement of Trustee Res
onsibilities
The Charity trustees are mindful of the fact that they are responsible for submitting
annual return, preparing an annual reports and fmancial statement in accordance with
United Kingdom Accounting Standards.
th
Approved 19 December 202 Iby the Board of Trustees and signed on its behalf by:
Muhibur Rahman
General Secretary

Reserves Polic
The trustees review the reserves of the Charity. Their policy is to hold enough funds to
meet four months, operation costs of the mosque, our community activities and
programmes. The trus*es have established through consultation that payment for the
mosque needs to be a matter of utmost priority. The trustees have set aside £50,000 as
reserve for bills and any refurbishments that may need to do.
Princi
al Fundin
Sources
We are raising ￿ndS through TV Appeals, WLIC website, Friday Prayer and Ramadan
Appeals, leaflets distributions and through a PayPal Account.
Plans for the Future
TheTe has been a rise in participation in mosque activities specifically the attendance
of Friday prayers. To accommodate the increase in demand the West London Islamic
Centre commenced an extension build in 2013 and is complefrd in December 2014.
In 2017 and 2018, we have completed the ground floor refurbishment work for men
prayer hall including carpet, bookshelf, mimbor and replacing ceiling tiles. In 2022,
our ambitions are to integrate Islam within the wider community and promote peaceful
activities. This will be achieved through hosting a series of events inviting speakers to
share their leaming and understanding of Islam, with all events open to the general
public. This is to strengthen community cooperation and demonstrate respect for all
cultures and tradition. We intend to maintain our existing range of community
activities working in partnership with the community and further develop our
community projects with the Ealing Borough Council.
Statement of Trustee Res
onsibilities
The Charity trustees are mindful of the fact that they are responsible for submitting
annual return, preparing an annual reports and fmancial statement in accordance with
United Kingdom Accounting Standards.
th
Approved 19 December 202 Iby the Board of Trustees and signed on its behalf by:
Muhibur Rahman
General Secretary

Reserves Polic
The trustees review the reserves of the Charity. Their policy is to hold enough funds to
meet four months, operation costs of the mosque, our community activities and
programmes. The trus*es have established through consultation that payment for the
mosque needs to be a matter of utmost priority. The trustees have set aside £50,000 as
reserve for bills and any refurbishments that may need to do.
Princi
al Fundin
Sources
We are raising ￿ndS through TV Appeals, WLIC website, Friday Prayer and Ramadan
Appeals, leaflets distributions and through a PayPal Account.
Plans for the Future
TheTe has been a rise in participation in mosque activities specifically the attendance
of Friday prayers. To accommodate the increase in demand the West London Islamic
Centre commenced an extension build in 2013 and is complefrd in December 2014.
In 2017 and 2018, we have completed the ground floor refurbishment work for men
prayer hall including carpet, bookshelf, mimbor and replacing ceiling tiles. In 2022,
our ambitions are to integrate Islam within the wider community and promote peaceful
activities. This will be achieved through hosting a series of events inviting speakers to
share their leaming and understanding of Islam, with all events open to the general
public. This is to strengthen community cooperation and demonstrate respect for all
cultures and tradition. We intend to maintain our existing range of community
activities working in partnership with the community and further develop our
community projects with the Ealing Borough Council.
Statement of Trustee Res
onsibilities
The Charity trustees are mindful of the fact that they are responsible for submitting
annual return, preparing an annual reports and fmancial statement in accordance with
United Kingdom Accounting Standards.
th
Approved 19 December 202 Iby the Board of Trustees and signed on its behalf by:
Muhibur Rahman
General Secretary

Reserves Polic
The trustees review the reserves of the Charity. Their policy is to hold enough funds to
meet four months, operation costs of the mosque, our community activities and
programmes. The trus*es have established through consultation that payment for the
mosque needs to be a matter of utmost priority. The trustees have set aside £50,000 as
reserve for bills and any refurbishments that may need to do.
Princi
al Fundin
Sources
We are raising ￿ndS through TV Appeals, WLIC website, Friday Prayer and Ramadan
Appeals, leaflets distributions and through a PayPal Account.
Plans for the Future
TheTe has been a rise in participation in mosque activities specifically the attendance
of Friday prayers. To accommodate the increase in demand the West London Islamic
Centre commenced an extension build in 2013 and is complefrd in December 2014.
In 2017 and 2018, we have completed the ground floor refurbishment work for men
prayer hall including carpet, bookshelf, mimbor and replacing ceiling tiles. In 2022,
our ambitions are to integrate Islam within the wider community and promote peaceful
activities. This will be achieved through hosting a series of events inviting speakers to
share their leaming and understanding of Islam, with all events open to the general
public. This is to strengthen community cooperation and demonstrate respect for all
cultures and tradition. We intend to maintain our existing range of community
activities working in partnership with the community and further develop our
community projects with the Ealing Borough Council.
Statement of Trustee Res
onsibilities
The Charity trustees are mindful of the fact that they are responsible for submitting
annual return, preparing an annual reports and fmancial statement in accordance with
United Kingdom Accounting Standards.
th
Approved 19 December 202 Iby the Board of Trustees and signed on its behalf by:
Muhibur Rahman
General Secretary

Reserves Polic
The trustees review the reserves of the Charity. Their policy is to hold enough funds to
meet four months, operation costs of the mosque, our community activities and
programmes. The trus*es have established through consultation that payment for the
mosque needs to be a matter of utmost priority. The trustees have set aside £50,000 as
reserve for bills and any refurbishments that may need to do.
Princi
al Fundin
Sources
We are raising ￿ndS through TV Appeals, WLIC website, Friday Prayer and Ramadan
Appeals, leaflets distributions and through a PayPal Account.
Plans for the Future
TheTe has been a rise in participation in mosque activities specifically the attendance
of Friday prayers. To accommodate the increase in demand the West London Islamic
Centre commenced an extension build in 2013 and is complefrd in December 2014.
In 2017 and 2018, we have completed the ground floor refurbishment work for men
prayer hall including carpet, bookshelf, mimbor and replacing ceiling tiles. In 2022,
our ambitions are to integrate Islam within the wider community and promote peaceful
activities. This will be achieved through hosting a series of events inviting speakers to
share their leaming and understanding of Islam, with all events open to the general
public. This is to strengthen community cooperation and demonstrate respect for all
cultures and tradition. We intend to maintain our existing range of community
activities working in partnership with the community and further develop our
community projects with the Ealing Borough Council.
Statement of Trustee Res
onsibilities
The Charity trustees are mindful of the fact that they are responsible for submitting
annual return, preparing an annual reports and fmancial statement in accordance with
United Kingdom Accounting Standards.
th
Approved 19 December 202 Iby the Board of Trustees and signed on its behalf by:
Muhibur Rahman
General Secretary

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