Question 1

Cambridge Central Mosque

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Cambridge's first eco-friendly mosque is the perfect example of the tranquillity that a weekend in Cambridge exudes. For the Muslim traveler, this mosque is important as it is a revolutionary building inspired by the landscapes of India and Spain, showing the appreciation of nature that Allah created for us. Admire the sights here, just like any other wonderful place in Cambridge, and find solace among the other 8,000 Muslims the mosque can accommodate!
Founded by Sheikh Abdul Hakim Murad or Timothy Winters, an English revert who is also Dean of Cambridge Muslim College, the mosque is as much an inspiration as the founder himself. Ranked 48th on the list of the world's most influential Muslims of 2020, Winters features one Key role in translating important Islamic texts into English. Winters' insight and brilliance motivates Muslims to show what we can achieve when we focus on it and encourages us to refresh our Islamic knowledge.
Cambridge is home to many great Muslim scholars and the Imams at the Mosque are also notable figures of Bosnian and Turkish origin who both lead prayers and teach Hifz! They also spend time as chaplains and counsellors for inmates in certain English prisons. The mosque is not only a prayer area but also a community centre with gardens, a cafeteria and classrooms. Nestled in the heart of Mill Road, a community teeming with multicultural restaurants and supermarkets, the area offers a taste of cuisine from around the world and highlights diverse culture!

Question 2

Sites and activities in Cambridge

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King’s College, Cambridge University
King’s College is one of the most renowned and recognisable buildings of the region. The chapel and surroundings are considered one of the finest examples of classical Gothic architecture, dating back to the 15th century. Explore the endless arched corridors built by King Henry VI. once created to share his love of education, learning and religion and find your own inspiration.
River Cam
Between the courtyards of King's College you will see the flowing waters of the River Cam. Guided tours are available on the iconic barges and canoes, taking you on a peaceful 45 minute tour of the most amazing sights.
Bridge of Sighs
Use the Bridge of Sighs to cross the River Cam, probably one of the most picturesque places. Said to be Queen Victoria’s favourite spot in Cambridge, it is actually a Grade I Listed Building. Enjoy the sunset here and take in the magical sight of the reflection of the water amongst the trees and nature, whisking you away to another world! 
Botanic Garden
Created for the University of Cambridge in 1831 by Professor John Stevens Henslow (Charles Darwin's mentor), Cambridge Botanic Garden was opened to the public in 1846. Covering an area of 16 hectares, the Gardens are home to a collection of over 8,000 plant species from all over the world to facilitate teaching and research. Like many things in Cambridge, the Botanic Gardens were created to share the love of education. 
Tea Rooms
Enjoy a Cambridge tea room experience. The Fitzbillies Coffee Bar, which has been around since the 1920s, is a Cambridge institution and a cosy spot for a traditional afternoon tea.
Shopping
With the most exceptional independent boutiques, malls and markets, Cambridge was voted the UK's best shopping area for 2019. The city is home to three malls that house not only retail outlets but also leisure activities. The independent markets offer a fine selection of clothing, jewellery and household items.
Visit All Saints Craft Market, a meeting place for talented local artisans selling handmade art. Established over 35 years ago, the market is perfect for any curated item to keep as a memento of your time in Cambridge including pottery, sculpture and paintings.

Question 3

Halal food and restaurants in Cambridge

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While the streets of Cambridge are teeming with delicious food, here is our pick of the best halal restaurants.
Bedouin
This authentic restaurant serving traditional North African cuisine will take you to North Africa without having to hop on a plane. The aesthetically pleasing decor of traditional rugs and lanterns and the ambience will remind you of having dinner in the busy and bustling streets of North Africa, providing the warm and familiar Bedouin hospitality. 
Al Casbah
Another North African restaurant with authentic and traditional cuisine. This quaint spot opened in 1997 with the aim of providing Cambridge with a slice of delicious North African cuisine, including fresh food cooked on a charcoal grill, and consistently offers appetising dishes and great customer service.
Zi’s Piri Piri
For a fast food feel, this secluded, cosy space offers you some of the best pizza, grilled chicken and burgers you have ever tasted at an amazing price. Many visitors leave excellent reviews that show how great the food is here.

Question 4

Halal-friendly properties in Cambridge

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There are many properties to choose from in Cambridge that have the same, stunning architecture as the rest of the beautiful region for your halal getaway. Pick from hotels with some near to halal food places so your cravings are never too far away, or even cosy inns and guest rooms. Many hotels also have spa and wellness centres to ensure you relax in the peaceful aura of Cambridge, such as The Varsity Hotel & Spa (https://en.halalbooking.com/the-varsity-hotel-spa/p/12062) which even has a rooftop terrace. Use our halal-friendly filters to find your unique getaway in the finest of Cambridge’s halal hotels. Halalbooking offers great flexibility options like free cancellation, partially refundable booking and pay later.

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Cambridge Halal-friendly holidays general information

CAMBRIDGE Halal-friendly holidays

Cambridge Halal-friendly holidays general information

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Halal-friendly holidays