About Us

Muslim Community in Dundalk Louth

There are currently approximately 600 people in the Muslim Community in Dundalk. Our main activity is centred in the Mosque that is based in the Ramparts, Dundalk. The Mosque as well as providing daily prayer services and spiritual guidance, provides various supports for example marriage guidance, family support and counselling. The Mosque also has a madrassa for children.

In terms of good relations, the Muslim Community has already established a number of valuable and on-going relationships with local education providers, the community and voluntary sector and state agencies. Non-Muslims are able to freely visit the Mosque as individuals or groups.

The Muslim Community regularly holds clinics with a Garda Community Officer, and we also operate on a cross border basis with some activities taking place with the Crossmaglen community.

General Information

All five daily prayer and Friday prayer and madrasa on weekends and school holidays.

Activities 1
12.00pm-2.00pm Weekends, Circle Study, Women

Activities 2
6.00pm-8.00pm Weekdays, Circle Study, Children

Activities 3
1.30pm-5.00pm Weekends, Madrassa, For children

Activities 4
1.30pm-5.00pm Sundays, Circle Study, Women Children

Activities 5
1.15pm-1.50pm Friday, Prayer, Men/Women/ Children

General Activities

All five Salat (Prayers) offered check timings in the Musalla.

Tarawehh Prayer Daily After Ishaa Prayer

Location
Dundalk Islamic Centre
3 Rampart Court
Rampart Rd
Dundalk
Co Louth

Prayer Times

General Information All five daily prayer and Friday prayer and madrasa on weekends and school holidays. General Activities All five Salat (Prayers) offered check timings in the Musalla. Tarawehh Prayer Daily After Ishaa Prayer

The 6 Articles of Faith

The Six Articles of Faith In order to be considered a Muslim, one must believe the following articles of faith: 1 Belief in God 2 Belief in his Angels 3 Belief in his Books 4 Belief in His Prophets and Messengers 5 Belief in the Day of Judgement 6 Belief in God’s Divine Decree.

whoever relieves a believer's distress of the stressful aspects of this world, Allah will rescue him from a difficulty of the difficulties of the hereafter.
The project is supported by the European Unions PEACE III Programme as awarded by Louth Pace and Reconciliation Partnership.
The Project is managed by Louth Meath Education Training Board PEACE III funded Diverse Leaders Project.