Muslim Circumcision

There has been a long history of circumcision in Islam and the practice is recognised to the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh). Sunnah circumcision should be performed at an early age and in the Islamic community in the UK circumcision represents an accepted basis for the origin of religious law. Male circumcision is part of the cleanliness called fitrah which includes:

“Circumcision (Khitan), shaving or clipping the hair at the pubes, cutting of the nails, shaving the hair under the armpits, and clipping (or cutting) the moustache.” This is cited in the books of Muslim and Bukhari.

Male circumcision is considered a sign of belonging in the Muslim community and is an important part of religious traditions.

At the Circumcision Centre Wales we offer newborn male circumcisions using modern techniques and best practices. All procedures are carried out in our purpose fitted clinic in Cardiff, South Wales.

Dr Zubair has carried out thousands of circumcisions and is an experienced clinician in surgery and paediatrics. All Muslim circumcisions are carried out in our Health Inspectorate Wales registered clinic using modern techniques in accordance with Islamic traditions.