Ramadan Series - Patience of Prophet Yusuf (A.S)

This Ramadan, immerse yourself in the timeless story of Prophet Yusuf (A.S.) and discover the depth of true patience, trust in Allah, and steadfast resilience. Through a reflective exploration of Surah Yusuf — described in the Qur’an as “the best of stories” — this sisters-only series uncovers profound lessons that speak directly to the trials and tests we face today.

Delivered by Ustadhah Tabinda Hussain, these weekly gatherings offer a spiritually uplifting and welcoming space to reconnect with the Qur’an, strengthen your īmān, and cultivate beautiful patience in the blessed month of Ramadan.

Sessions take place in the Ladies Hall at Masjid Maryam, with a live online option available for those joining remotely.

Objective

What You Will Gain:
• A deeper understanding of ṣabr (beautiful patience) through the life of Prophet Yusuf (A.S.)
• Practical ways to strengthen tawakkul (trust in Allah) during hardship
• Insight into the wisdom behind trials and divine timing
• Renewed emotional resilience grounded in Qur’anic guidance
• A stronger, more personal connection with Surah Yusuf

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Date & Time

Published on:

February 19, 2026

2:00pm - 3:30pm

Loaction

Masjid Maryam, Green Lane, Middlesbrough, TS5 7RX

FAQ's

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the prayer times at Masjid Maryam, and how can I stay updated about them?

Prayer times at Masjid Maryam follow the Islamic calendar and change throughout the year based on the position of the sun. The five daily prayers (Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib, and Isha) are observed at their prescribed times. Currently, the mosque provides a monthly prayer timetable which can be viewed on their website. To stay updated on prayer times, you can visit the mosque's website at masjidmaryam.co.uk where the current month's timetable is displayed. You can also pick up a printed timetable from the mosque reception or contact the mosque directly at 0300 365 2477 or email info@masjidmaryam.co.uk for the most current information. The mosque encourages regular attendance at prayers as mentioned in the hadith: "The five daily prescribed prayers, and Friday prayer to the next Friday prayer, and Ramadan to the next Ramadan, is expiation of the sins committed in between them, so long as major sins are avoided." (Muslim)

What community services does Masjid Maryam offer, and who can access them?

Masjid Maryam is dedicated to serving the entire community, both Muslim and non-Muslim, through a variety of services designed to foster unity, compassion, and spiritual growth. The mosque operates with core values of sincerity, compassion, inclusivity, diversity, and unity. Our community services include a welcoming space for worship, education, and support for all community members. We offer programs aimed at strengthening faith and uniting hearts, community support initiatives that address local needs, educational programs for children and adults, interfaith dialogue opportunities, and spiritual guidance and counseling.

These services are accessible to everyone in the community. The mosque actively promotes inclusivity and diversity, encouraging dialogue and engagement with people of different backgrounds while upholding Islamic values of justice and respect. Non-Muslims are welcome to visit, learn about Islam, and participate in community events. The mosque strives to positively impact the entire community, both Muslim and non-Muslim, recognizing our commonalities as a foundation for mutual understanding and respect. For more information about specific programs or to get involved, please contact the mosque at info@masjidmaryam.co.uk or visit during office hours at Green Lane, Middlesbrough, TS5 7RX.

How can I contribute financially to Masjid Maryam, and what are the funds used for?

Masjid Maryam welcomes financial contributions that help sustain and expand its services to the community. The Quran encourages charity, stating: "And do good, for Allah certainly loves the good-doers" (Quran 2:195). You can donate to Masjid Maryam through online donations by visiting masjidmaryam.co.uk and clicking on the "Donate Now" button to make a secure online contribution. The mosque offers options for both one-time donations for immediate needs and projects, as well as monthly donations for regular support of ongoing operations and services. Common donation amounts include £5, £10, and other custom amounts, though every contribution, regardless of size, is valued and appreciated.

Funds donated to Masjid Maryam are used for maintaining and improving mosque facilities, supporting educational programs and classes, community outreach and support services, charitable initiatives to help those in need, special projects such as "Build a house in Jannah" (Paradise), and operational costs including utilities, staff, and resources. All donations are handled with complete transparency and used solely for the benefit of the mosque and its community services. For questions about donations or to discuss specific giving options, please contact the mosque administration at info@masjidmaryam.co.uk.

What educational programs does Masjid Maryam offer for children and adults?

Masjid Maryam is committed to providing comprehensive Islamic education for all age groups, focusing on both religious knowledge and personal development. Our educational philosophy centers on "inspiring growth" as one of our core values. For children, the mosque offers Quran reading and memorization classes, Islamic studies covering basic principles of faith, Arabic language lessons, character development based on Islamic values, and weekend school programs. Adult education includes advanced Quranic studies and tafsir (interpretation), Hadith studies and Islamic jurisprudence, courses on Islamic history and civilization, personal development workshops, and special classes for new Muslims and converts.

The mosque also provides programs for everyone, including regular lectures and seminars on various Islamic topics, Ramadan special programs with taraweeh prayers and brief lessons, interfaith educational events, and community workshops addressing contemporary issues. The importance of Quranic education is emphasized, as reflected in the website's description: "Islamic sacred scripture, guiding believers." All classes are designed to be engaging, informative, and relevant to contemporary life while maintaining traditional Islamic teachings. For questions about donations or to discuss specific giving options, please contact the mosque administration at info@masjidmaryam.co.uk.

What should I know before visiting Masjid Maryam, especially if I'm new or non-Muslim?

Masjid Maryam welcomes visitors of all backgrounds, and we strive to make everyone's experience comfortable and meaningful. The mosque is located at Green Lane, Middlesbrough, TS5 7RX, and can be contacted at 0300 365 2477 or via email at info@masjidmaryam.co.uk. For all visitors, modest dress is appreciated, and shoes should be removed before entering the prayer hall. We ask that you maintain a respectful atmosphere, especially during prayer times, keep photography limited in certain areas (please ask for permission), and silence or turn off mobile phones in the prayer hall.

Non-Muslim visitors are welcome to observe prayers and activities, though no participation in the ritual prayer is expected. Staff or volunteers are available to answer questions, and guided tours can often be arranged by contacting the mosque in advance. The mosque regularly organizes interfaith events to promote understanding between different faith communities. For new Muslim visitors, it's helpful to know that prayer areas are typically separated by gender, wudu (ablution) facilities are available for ritual purification before prayer, prayer mats are provided (though you may bring your own if preferred), and the Imam or mosque volunteers can assist with prayer positions if needed.

Regarding accessibility, the mosque aims to accommodate people with disabilities, with wheelchair access available and special accommodations possible upon request. The mosque embodies the values of "compassion" and "inclusivity and diversity" as stated on our website, ensuring "that everyone who enters the masjid feels welcomed, valued, and supported" while "encouraging dialogue and engagement with people of different ethnicities and beliefs." If you have any specific questions or requirements before your visit, please don't hesitate to contact the mosque administration.