Belfast Islamic Centre

Salam!!I hope you appreciate women’s prayers room, as in Eid day the prayer place was next to a skip full of trash bags and most of women there couldn’t find a place to pray. Some of us prayed on the ground next to that skip full of black trash bags so disgusting. I was so so disappointed and I hope someone see my comment and take action for the next Eid. We have to be a good example for others. Other thing is the kids goodies bags - it was such a shame. Kids left with tears after one of your colleagues hiding the bags behind his back and he gives it to the people who put the donations in the bucket. And others no one cares. And this is not our Islam manners. JUST TO MENTION SOME OF US THEY DO ONLINE DONATIONS. But regardless of donations, those bags should be for all kids in that place. I’m saying this because we used to have better Eid celebrations, and I hope our muslim community come together and our masjid to feel like home us and our children. May Allah bless us allMany thanks

evry mosque should raise funds to open business that business then fund the mosque and volenteers run it so no costs also all mosque should link together redgester all men and a phone hotline set up so any time a member of the community is thretend group text sent out and hundreds of men go to help defend our mothers and sisters and brothers from racist attacks all mosque linked around world hudge resources and man power available like muslim police force

The masjid is situated in a residential area and therefore can easily be missed if you're not familiar with it.But there was plenty of space that accommodates both brothers and sisters combined with wudhu area facilities as well.

I have been going here to worship for over 10 years since I moved to Belfast. Very clean and tidy, there is always space available if you want to go and pray.In Ramadan, it's busy and provides Iftaar for the muslims to come and join the community.I will definitely recommend this service to all Muslims who have moved to Belfast and want to keep performing their duties and obligations as normally in their countries.

Assalamu aleykum brothers from Belfast. Could you give me please some adresses of Halal Butcher's, which is open in Saturdays and Sundays.Thank you.My number in UK +447341176552WhatsApp number +996702554507

I have been visiting Belfast Islamic centre very welcoming,friendly and always willing to listen.

Friday Prayer timing1st : 12:302nd : 13:15

Nice people and very accessible places for Juma

A spacious mosque not far from Queen's University Belfast. Easy parking and with nearby halal restaurants, convenient for out of town visitors.

Belfast Islamic Centre is a prominent mosque located in the city of Belfast, Northern Ireland. Established in 1978, the mosque serves as a center for prayer, community gatherings, and Islamic education for Muslims living in Northern Ireland.The mosque is situated in the heart of the city, close to Queen’s University, and is easily accessible by public transport. It has become a vital hub for the local Muslim community, providing a welcoming and safe space for all to come and worship.The center is led by an Imam and a management committee, who organize various activities and events throughout the year. They also provide educational courses for children and adults, including Arabic lessons and Quranic studies.One of the most significant events held by the center is the annual Eid festival, which attracts thousands of visitors from all walks of life. It is a celebration of the end of Ramadan, and a chance for people to come together and share food and festivities.The Belfast Islamic Centre also works closely with other religious and community groups to promote understanding and build bridges between people of different faiths and backgrounds. This collaboration has helped create a more inclusive and tolerant society in Northern Ireland.In conclusion, the Belfast Islamic Centre is an essential institution for the local Muslim community in Northern Ireland. It plays a vital role in promoting interfaith dialogue and understanding, and is a shining example of how people of all faiths can come together to share their culture and traditions.