Kitchen Facilities

The Auburn Gallipoli Mosque is an iconic Ottoman-style mosque located in Auburn, Sydney, attracting thousands of worshippers each week.

Address: 15-19 Gelibolu Parade, Auburn NSW

Founded in 2005, the Islamic Society of Central Queensland serves as a place of worship and a hub for religious, cultural, and social services.

Quakers Hill Masjid is located at the Blacktown local government area of Western Sydney. Established in 2009, this Masjid serves as a place where Muslims living in Quakers Hill and other neighbouring areas can come together for salat as well as use it as a center for information and education. Five times prayers and Jummah prayer are prayed regularly in congregation.

Preston Mosque is located in Preston, Melbourne – a suburb of Victoria Australia. The formal name of the mosque is “Umar bin Al-Khattab Mosque”.

Founded in 2005, the Islamic Society of Central Queensland serves as a place of worship and a hub for religious, cultural, and social services.

Masjid Omar Bin Al-Khattab is named after Omar ibn Al-Khattab (RA), the second Caliph of Islam (634–644 CE) and one of Prophet Muhammad’s closest companions. It serves as the head office for the Islamic Society of South Australia (ISSA) and is a central hub for the Muslim community in Adelaide.

The mosque offers various services, including religious, educational, and social activities. It also hosts the Al Salam Community Centre, which provides youth activities and community events.

Additionally, the mosque offers hall hire for events. It regularly hosts open days and events where people from all backgrounds can learn about Islam and interact with the Muslim community.

Prayer space and facilities are available for women for daily prayer and for Juma’ah.

THE VISION of the Brisbane Islamic Centre Board is to provide a place of worship for Muslims, and a place of learning and cultural awareness for both Muslims & Non-Muslims.

OUR FERVENT HOPE is to ensure that the teachings and message of Islam creates a spirit of understanding and harmony for the Muslim community in Brisbane in particular, but also in the Australian society as a whole.

OUR PURPOSE is to work with other faiths and communities to inform, educate and bring about closer co-operation between different teachings, cultures and customs.
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OUR AIM is to encourage integration not separation, and understanding not ignorance about Islam & Muslims.
​From the time of the Prophet Muhammad (Peace be upon him) — the mosque has been the central focus of the Muslim community.

​Indeed, the Prophet’s mosque in Medina was not just a prayer facility. It was a multipurpose family-centered institution that served as a school, a meeting place, a venue for sport events and other celebrations.

OUR OBJECTIVE is to build on this powerful heritage and help shape the identity of future generations of proud Australian Muslims.