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Varadkar praises Dublin Muslim community for migrant aid Blanchardstown Islamic Centre volunteers bring two vans of donations to Calais camp People at a site in Calais, France, dubbed the New Jungle, where some 3,000 have set up camp, September 21st, 2015. Most of them wish to reach England. Photograph: Philippe Huguen/AFP/Getty Images By Patsy McGarry First […]

Extremism exists among Muslims in Ireland, anti-Islamic State protest is told Irish Muslim Peace and Integration Council launches document against radicalisation at O’Connell Street protest Dr Umar Al-Qadri: ‘If you will remain silent you will let them come into the mosque and you will let them speak to the youth . . . They will

Hundreds of Muslims from across the Republic of Ireland travelled to Dublin over the weekend to attend an anti-ISIS demonstration, organised by Muslim leaders deeply concerned about the problem of Islamic radicalisation in the country. The “Not in Our Name” demonstration, which took place on Dublin’s famous O’Connell street on Sunday, was the first of

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Holocaust survivor to be guest at Muslim meal in west Dublin this week ‘To have Tomi Reichental (above) in the mosque this Friday during Ramadan will not only send out a strong message of peace and dialogue to people of all faiths, but at the same time highlight the essential fundamental principles of Islam.’ Photograph:

IMPIC calls on Irish Mosques and Islamic Centres to hold “Community Iftar” Events to invite People of all faiths for Dinner celebration during Ramadan and issues guidelines for organising “Community Iftar” events. This Ramadan the Irish Muslim community is urged to reach out to their neighbours of all faiths by hosting a traditional Ramadan Iftar

A Dublin Muslim leader has condemned the killing and persecution of Christians as contrary to the explicit teachings of Muhammad. Shaykh Umar Al-Qadri, imam of the Al-Mustafa Islamic Centre in Blanchardstown, said “those who persecute Christians are ignorant about the teachings of Islam”. He drew attention to the Charter of Privileges granted by Muhammad in

Dr Muhammad Umar Al-Qadri, sheikh of the Al-Mustafa Islamic Cultural Centre in Blanchardstown, also said Dr Ali Selim of the Islamic Cultural Centre of Ireland was wrong to threaten to take legal action against Irish media that republished caricatures of the prophet Muhammad from the magazine. The theologian has said he will speak out against