Barakah Close is the street at the heart of House No. 786, the animated sitcom about the Ali's, a British Desi Muslim family in Bradford. The famous front door at No. 786, the shops along Chai Street, Masjid-e-Barakah round the back and the park where the cricket never ends.
Explore the interactive neighbourhood map below to find every landmark on the Close, then get to know each spot, and the family who keep the whole street talking.
The famous front door. One family, six opinions and a cat that owns the sofa. The only house on the Close you really need to know, and where most of the chaos kicks off.
The parade the Close opens onto. Butchers, the mithai shop, the barbers and a café where a quick errand always turns into a forty-minute catch-up.
The corner shop at the far end of Chai Street. Milk at midnight, single samosas by the till, and the entire street's business behind the counter.
Just off Chai Street down Masjid Road. Where the uncles solve the world's problems on the shoe rack and nobody can ever find their left sandal afterwards.
A patch of grass, a tired swing and a cricket match that has technically been running since 2009. Jumpers for wickets, and mind the geese on a Sunday.
You've seen the map. Now meet the family who keep the whole of Barakah Close talking.
Meet the Ali's