Muslim Charity Run 2026
Women
This event will take place at Mile End Stadium, featuring a synthetic running track that circles the main grass pitch.
For the first time, the Muslim Charity Run is bringing women together for a day of fitness, faith and giving back. Whether you’re a seasoned runner chasing a personal best or taking your first steps towards a more active lifestyle, there’s a place for you on the start line.
The 2026 route, start to finish.
This year's run starts and finishes at Mile End Stadium. Here's the full route — take a look before the day so you know what to expect.
2026 route map — Mile End Stadium
Everything you need, all in one place.
From the first water stop to the buzz of the finish line, here's what to expect when you arrive.
The Village Area
Not running? You can still be part of the action. The Village Area is the vibrant heart of the event, buzzing with atmosphere from start to finish.
We'll have a fantastic variety of stalls to explore, so come along, soak up the energy and cheer on the runners.
To help create a comfortable and welcoming space for everyone, entry to the event and Village Area is for women and girls only.
Water stations
Look out for our volunteers handing out water along the route. They’ll be happy to open the bottle for you.
Please make sure your bottle is empty before disposing of it. You’re also welcome to bring your own hydration pack or bottle belt.
Toilets
You’ll find plenty of toilets inside the stadium, with facilities available throughout the event. Please follow the signs on the day or ask one of our volunteers if you need directions.
Plan your journey, arrive with ease.
The Muslim Charity Run takes place at Mile End Stadium, with the event village, start line and finish area all within easy reach once you arrive.
Mile End Stadium
Rhodeswell Road, London E3 4RR
What is the Muslim Charity Run?
The Muslim Charity Run is East London Mosque’s signature community event, bringing people together through fitness, unity and fundraising.
Held as a 5K run at Victoria Park and Mile End Stadium in London, the event welcomes runners and supporters of all ages and abilities to raise funds for approved Muslim charities.
Previously known as Run 4 Your Mosque, the Muslim Charity Run continues to unite families, volunteers and local organisations for a day of charity, community and wellbeing.
When and where does it take place?
Women's 5k
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Date (2026): Satday 26 sept 2026
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Location: Mile End Stadium, Tower Hamlets, London
Who can take part?
Open to women and girls of all ages, whether you’re running, walking, volunteering or supporting from the sidelines. This is a women and girls only event, creating a safe and welcoming space for all participants.
Is there a registration fee?
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£10 fee per individual runner. a custom‑branded tees, training sessions, runner number and a finisher medal on race day
What charities benefit from the event?
What can participants expect on the day?
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5 km run
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Medals for all finishers
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Warm-up sessions led by organisers
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Children’s activities (e.g. bouncy castle, bungee run)
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Wide range of stalls available
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Community atmosphere with volunteers, spectators, and families present
How much has been raised in past events?
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12th Muslim Charity Run (Oct 2025): Over £350,000 raised, with about 1,500 runners participating.
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By 2024: Over £1.2 million raised cumulatively, with more than 9,000 runners involved across years
How do I prepare and train?
Participants are encouraged to train in advance and prepare for the 5K at their own pace. Whether walking, jogging or running, regular practice will help build confidence, improve fitness and make the day even more enjoyable.
How can I fundraise?
Once you register, you will recieve an online fundraising page linked to your chosen charity. Participants are encouraged to gather donations from friends, family, and community members to support their cause.
I’m not running. How can I still help?
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Volunteer: Join event-day teams, marshalling, water stations, kit distribution, medical support, etc.
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Donate: Support participants or contribute directly to the East London Mosque or specific charities.
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Cheer: Come along and make the day vibrant. There’s plenty to enjoy off-track, from stalls and refreshments to cheering on the runners.
To help create a comfortable and welcoming space for everyone, entry to the event and Village Area is for women and girls only.
What happens if the weather is bad?
The event runs regardless of rain or shine. For example, in 2024, around 1,500 runners braved rainy conditions and still raised over £150,000 East London Mosque. The community spirit and logistics are designed to support participants come rain or nice weather.