The Muslim Association of Nigeria (MAN) was founded by some committed eminent Muslims on Thursday, the 1st of January 1959, at the Glover Memorial Hall, Lagos under the Chairmanship of His Royal Highness, Oba Alayeluwa Musendiku Braimah Adeniji-Adele II, the then Oba of Lagos.
The Muslim Association of Nigeria remains committed to its founding principles of faith, integrity, and service. As we advance into the future, we invite all members and stakeholders to join us in strengthening our institutions and expanding our outreach.
With unity and dedication, we will continue to serve Islam and humanity with excellence.
The Muslim Association of Nigeria (MAN) has expanded its presence through branches across Nigeria and internationally, bringing its mission of Islamic education, community development, and service closer to Muslims in different communities.
Our branches serve as centres for worship, learning, outreach programmes, and community support, helping MAN continue its commitment to faith, unity, and service to humanity.
Through our growing network of branches across Nigeria, the United Kingdom, and the United States, MAN continues to strengthen communities and promote meaningful social impact.
18+ Branches Across Nigeria & Beyond
MAN also extends its activities beyond Nigeria through its international branches:
To build a successful Muslim ummah with sound Islamic knowledge and values.
We will be the preferred Muslim organization for the pursuit of what Allah enjoins and the avoidance of what HE forbids.
Illali amom, in shaa Allah (Going forward by Allah’s grace)
Since its inception some fifty-five years ago, the Association has had eight Presidents. They were:
Branch Chairman
Deputy Branch Chairman
Branch Missioner
Building Faith, Education, and Social Impact
The Muslim Association of Nigeria (MAN) serves communities across Nigeria and the United Kingdom, providing education, religious guidance, and humanitarian support to strengthen the Muslim Ummah and uplift society.
The Muslim Association of Nigeria (M.A.N), London Branch, has its new edifice officially opened on 10th of July, 1999. It is officially referred to as Muslim Association of Nigeria Mosque and Islamic Cultural Centre. It is situated at 365 Old Kent Road, London SEI-5PH. The Branch Launched a £2.5 million pounds programme to expand the Centre in 2004 and it has also commenced a Fund Appeal for £6.5million pounds to acquire a piece of land and build a sophisticated, modern multi-dimensional Islamic centre.
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| Lagos, Nigeria Friday, 4th September, 2026 22th Rabi-Al-Awaal, 1448 | |
| Salat | Time |
|---|---|
| Fajr | 5:23 AM |
| Sunrise | 6:39 AM |
| Zuhr | 12:45 PM |
| Asr | 3:48 PM |
| Magrib | 6:52 PM |
| Isha | 8:00 PM |
The Muslim Association of Nigeria (MAN) is committed to promoting Islamic teachings, advancing education, and strengthening communities through faith, unity, and service since 1959.
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