Dress modestly
Please wear clothes that cover your shoulders, arms and legs. Not sure what to wear, or whether to bring a scarf? Just ask before you come.
Open to everyone
Visiting the mosque
Curious about what goes on inside? You don’t need to be Muslim to visit. Get in touch to arrange a look around or a guided visit.
A warm welcome
A place of worship, open to visitors
Visitors, neighbours, schools, community groups and non-Muslims are welcome. Contact FIC to arrange a visit.
You might be exploring Islam, getting to know your neighbours or just curious about the building. Either way, we’d like to hear from you. Request a visit and tell us what interests you.
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What to expect
Your visit, step by step
There’s nothing special you need to do. This is what first-time visitors usually want to know.
Arrive & say hello
Come to the main entrance at the time you agreed and let the team know you’re here.
Remove your shoes
Please remove your shoes before entering the prayer hall. Ask where to leave them if you are unsure.
Look around
Take your time, and ask about the building, the prayers or anything else.
Watch a prayer
If you’d like to observe a prayer, mention this in your enquiry so the team can advise on timing and where to sit.
Good to know
Dress & etiquette
A few simple courtesies.
Keep it quiet
Please speak softly and silence your phone, especially in the prayer hall and during prayer times.
Ask before photos
Please ask the team before taking photographs, and respect the privacy of people who are praying.
Facilities
What’s here
The practical details.
Women’s prayer area
Sisters have a dedicated entrance and prayer area.
Accessibility
The main entrance is step-free.
Parking
Nearby street parking is available; allow extra time on Fridays.
Wudu facilities
Ask the team about washing areas and any facilities you need.
Getting here
Falkirk Grahamston is about a 10-minute walk. Falkirk High is about a 20-minute walk. Regular services run to Falkirk town centre, followed by a short walk.
Group visits
Explore our school and group visit information. School & group visits
Questions
Common questions
Can’t see your question? Just ask.
Do I need to be Muslim to visit?
No. Visitors of all faiths and none are welcome, whether you’re curious, a neighbour, or here for a school or work project.
Do I need to book?
Please enquire before coming so we can agree arrangements, particularly for a guided visit. Organising a school or group visit? Use our school and group visit request.
What should I wear?
Modest clothing covering shoulders, arms and legs is appreciated. If you’re unsure about a headscarf or anything else, ask the team when arranging your visit.
Can I watch the prayer?
You’re welcome to ask about observing a prayer quietly. Mention this in your enquiry so the team can advise on timing. You are never expected to take part.
Can I bring children?
Families are welcome to ask about visiting. Please keep younger children close and quiet in the prayer hall.
Plan a visit
Arrange a visit
Tell us what you’d like to do and when suits you, and the team will reply to arrange it.
- Look aroundA relaxed introduction to the building.
- Guided tourAsk about a tour and the things you’d like to learn.
- Watch a prayerEnquire about observing a congregational prayer.
Coming with a school or an organised group? Plan a school or group visit.