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The other prominent mosques and Islamic centres in the city include the Central Jamia Masjid Ghamkol Sharif ( located on Poet's Corner in Golden Hillock Road, Sparkhill ), Jami Masjid & Islamic Centre in Coventry Road COVENTRY ROAD MOSQUE, Green Lane Mosque ( a former grand library and now modern refurbished Islamic centre and mosque in Green Lane, Small Heath ) which is the headquarters of Jamiat Ahl-e-Hadith UK and the ' Amaanah ' or Bordesley Centre in Camp Hill run by the Muath Welfare Trust and recently renovated with a generous government grant to continue to provide educational and spiritual services to the large citywide Muslim community.
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