Community News

    Report  4th Annual Ramadan Community Iftar Dinner “Sharing the Spirit of Ramadan”     On Saturday 9th of June 2018 we organised our 4th annual Community Iftar Dinner which was attended by a large number of Muslim and non-Muslim guests. We specially are thankful for the attendance of our speakers; Mr. Jack Chambers TD (TD

There has been no positive moon-sighting in any Muslim majority country and neither in Ireland or in Europe. Therefore tomorrow is 30 of Shabaan as per Sunnah of The Holy Prophet ﷺ. First day of Ramadan in Ireland is Thursday 17 May 2018 We wish you a very blessed Ramadan. Ramadan Kareem! A Statement circulating on Whatsapp signed

Irish Muslim Peace & Integration Council is pleased to announce that Ramadan starts on Saturday 27th May 2017.  The first Taraweeh Prayer will be held in the Islamic Centres across Ireland at 11pm on Friday 27th May 2017. We will be hosting a Community Iftar for Peace on Saturday 17th June 2017 in the Al-Mustafa Islamic Centre

The Irish Muslim Peace & Integration Council strongly condemns the terrorist attack in Manchester Arena, United Kingdom. The attack killed 22 innocent people and wounded more than 120. Our sympathies and prayers are with the people of the United Kingdom and all those affected.  May God grant us all the ability to stand united with Love & Compassion

Public Performace “Art for Social Change” Hailing from Peshawar, Pakistan, Khumariyaan (“The Intoxicators”) was born in the age of Talibanisation and sectarian violence. They are advocates for building cultural bridges through Pashtu folk music, creating trance-like ambient pieces that rely on fierce instrumentals rather than lyrics as the driving force. Following a performance, the band

The Irish Muslim Peace & Integration Council strongly condemns the terrorist attack in London, United Kingdom near the British Parliament. The attack killed 5 innocent people and wounded more than 40. Our sympathies and prayers are with the people of London and all those affected. Such attacks and violence against innocent people can never be justified under

Al-Mustafa Islamic Centre Ireland hosted a welcome reception on Friday 13th January at 1pm for a group of Syrian refugees that have arrived recently in Ireland with the collaboration of Irish Muslim Peace & Integration Council. The purpose of the welcome reception was to promote integration and counter islamophobia. Shaykh Dr. Umar Al-Qadri, Chair Irish