The Islamic Cultural Centre of Ireland (ICCI) in Dublin is dedicated to preserving the Islamic identity and promoting positive integration within the inter-cultural society. With a mission to invite all to the path of Allah through wisdom and beautiful preaching, the ICCI provides a range of services to the Muslim community in Ireland. Their strategic objectives include offering quality services, stabilizing the Islamic presence in Ireland, and developing a noble Muslim generation.

They also aim to address misconceptions about Islam and build bridges with the wider society to promote a true understanding of the religion and its values. Dawah, the call to the straight path, is at the core of the ICCI's activities. They actively engage in spreading Islamic knowledge and promoting harmony within the Muslim community and with Irish society.

In addition, the ICCI offers educational programs, including Qur'anic and Arabic language classes, English as a foreign language courses, and Arabic language courses. They strive for successful integration and organize activities that are open to both Muslims and members of the wider society. The ICCI, supported by Sheikh Hamdan Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, operates from a distinguished landmark architectural complex designed by Michael Collins & Associates.

The interconnected sections of the facility include a mosque, library, administration building, prayer rooms, Qur'anic school, and more. Located at 19 Roebuck Road, Clonskeagh, the ICCI welcomes inquiries and can be contacted via email at info@islamireland. ie or by phone at +353 (0)1 208 0000.

For more information about their services and initiatives, visit their website islamireland. ie