“I pray wherever I can find an empty room, because its not convenient to run across campus to the Multifaith centre (which is out-dated and inadequate anyway) between lectures.”

“I love to pray in nature. Any time at the beach is time well spent. It’s a place of rest and clarity for me.”

“Our prayer rooms in the brand new faith centre at LSE. Feel so blessed to have such a beautiful and peaceful place to pray.”

“I pray at home, at my desk, the same place I write essays and waste time on the internet. It doesn’t matter where I pray. I’ve prayed in the street before, the world rushing past me for a few minutes. I’ve prayed on trains and planes. Nobody looks twice.”

“There isn’t a synagogue at my uni, because there aren’t enough Jews who would use it to warrant one. And to be honest, if there was, I would only use it occasionally.”

“This is a shower room in the my departmental building, School of Engineering, University of Liverpool. Though we have a good prayer room at university it is located at the opposite end of campus, 15 mins walk away, so I pray in the only secluded space I have been able to find.”