At Regent's Park's edge its golden dome has shone since 1977: the London Central Mosque — heart of the capital's Muslims with thronged Fridays and its library, neighbored by Queen Mary's Garden holding the kingdom's greatest roses (12,000). Prayer here stations naturally in a London day — Friday overflowing with all the earth's peoples; the rose garden (June its peak) steps away in the loveliest spiritual-aesthetic pair; Arab Edgware Road lies south — Levantine lunch after prayer in one errand.