Islam is the 3rd largest religion in Australia. Though Muslim population constitute only 2.2% of total population, Islamic community is the second fastest growing community in Australia. According to current estimation, there will be almost one million more Muslims in Australia by 2050. Among the Australian Muslims, 40% are born Australian and the remaining comes from 183 countries. Muslims constitute the most ethnically and nationally heterogeneous communities in Australia. The Islamic Dawah works, education, and outreach have become crucial for the unity and social development of all Muslims in Australia. While Islamic communities in general achieving their objectives still there are enormous tasks to be undertaken to bring the benefits of Islamic work to the broader community.
By the infinite grace of Allah SWT, The One God and with the support of the community, IPDC established its first Masjid complex in St Mary’s, NSW in 2008. Since then, IPDC has successfully established Masjids and Multi-cultural Islamic centres; Golden Wattle Masjid (Melbourne Multicultural Centre) in Melbourne, Armadale Masjid and Islamic Centre (AMIC) in Perth, Virginia Masjid (SA Multicultural Centre) in Adelaide, Lakemba Islamic Centre in Sydney, Masjid Isa Ibn Maryam (MIIM) in Sydney, Belconnen Multicultural Centre (Masjid) under construction in Canberra. In 2014, along with Iqraa Quran Academy, IPDC has established Australian Unity Centre and Slack Greek Masjid in Brisbane, QLD.
General Scope of IPDC Centres:
