We are delighted to announce that with the arrival of the Zulhijjah month, the first day of Eid al-Adha will be celebrated on Monday, 12th September 2016 with Eid Prayer being offered at 10.00am in the Al-Mustafa Islamic Centre Ireland.
There will be some light refreshments provided afterwards.
All are welcome.
Directions to the Islamic Centre in Blanchardstown :
Eid Mubarak to all and may Allah s.w.t. accept all our fasting and our good deeds and make this a truly blessed Eid for all Muslims.
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We have decided to celebrate Eid on Wednesday 6th July along with Islamic Foundation of Ireland on South Circular Road and most other Mosques in Ireland.
The decision of Eid on Tuesday by Clonskeigh Mosque (Islamic Cultural Centre) has not been accepted by majority of Muslims in Ireland.
We request humbly Clonskeigh Mosque in future to involve all Mosques in a democratic process to decide Eid and not dictate the decision of the European Council of Fatwa and Research.
The split on Eid is also testimony to the fact that the Irish Council of Imams (headed  and based in the the Clonskeigh Mosque) is an ineffective council which has failed to deliver the Muslims in Ireland the most important aim and objective of the Council; Unity of the Ummah.
Beginning of this year Shaykh Umar Al-Qadri resigned from the Imam Council for the same reason as the council in his view was not an effective and truly democratic body.
Even though it is heart breaking that there will be two Eids in Ireland this year, this is a wake up call for Clonskeigh Mosque and hopefully this disunity will not take place again in future.
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2nd Annual Ramadan Community Iftar Dinner
âSharing the Spirit of Ramadanâ
Saturday 2nd July 2016
8pm-11pm
 Al-Mustafa Islamic Centre Ireland
8 Coolmine Industrial Estate, Blanchardstown, Dublin 15
 Dear Friends,
Peace be with You!
It is the pleasure of Irish Muslim Peace & Integration Council (IMPIC) to cordially invite you to our 2nd Annual Community Iftar Dinner on Saturday 2nd July 2016 from 8pm to 11pm.
Ramadan is the month in the Islamic lunar calendar during which Muslims abstain from food, drink and other sensational pleasured from break of dawn to sunset. The fast is performed to learn discipline, self-restraint and generosity, while obeying Godâs commandments. Fasting is one of the âfive pillarsâ of Islam.
On this day we have also invited Jewish holocaust survivor Tomi Reichental as a speaker. Last year we celebrated the 80th birthday of Tomi in the Mosque and a very strong friendship with Tomi was developed. On this occasion we have also invited religious leaders of other faiths and communities.
Everyone is welcome in this Iftar Dinner and if you would like to attend please RSVP to  info@impic.ie
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