Jamia Masjid Tabligul Islam

Jamia Masjid Tabligh-ul-Islam (also written Tabligul Islam, and commonly known as the Browning Street Masjid) is a Sunni mosque in Bradford, part of the wider Jamiyat Tabligh-ul-Islam (JTI) network of mosques and madrassahs. The mosque is recorded at 2 Browning Street, BD3 9DX, and according to JTI's own history the Browning Street mosque opened in 1970 as the second mosque of the movement.

The JTI movement was founded by Pir Maroof Hussain Shah, who came to Bradford in 1961 as a migrant mill worker and began teaching the Qur'an to young men in the community. The organisation was established in 1963 (initially as Anjuman Tabligh-ul-Islam, later Jamiyat Tabligh-ul-Islam), and in 1965 Pir Maroof converted a house at 68 Southfield Square into the first JTI mosque, from which the network of mosques and supplementary schools across Bradford grew.

The mosque follows a traditional Sunni Sufi (Hanafi) orientation within the Barelwi / Qadria Naushahia tradition, consistent with the wider Jamiyat charity (registered no. 1160366), whose headquarters is Bradford Central Mosque at 9 Darfield Street, BD1 3RU. The charity advances Islamic education and provides community services including Nikah, Talaq and Khula and support for those in need.