London Central Mosque, also known as Regent's Park Mosque for its location, is the main mosque in London and the spiritual focal point for Muslims throughout the United Kingdom. It is also home to the Islamic Cultural Centre, which provides Islam education to Muslim children and society at large. Due to the large Muslim numbers in the British Empire and its support for the Allies during the war, it is easily recognizable today by its large golden dome and imposing 140-foot minaret on the edge of Regent's Park. Apart from these traditional aspects of mosque architecture, the building is quite modern and resembles other buildings of the same era.