ESTABLISHING A HUB FOR THE MUSLIM COMUNITY OF BRISBANE
ESTABLISHING A HUB FOR THE MUSLIM COMUNITY OF BRISBANE
A Permanent Home for Prayer, Worship, Enlightenment, Unity and Interfaith Collaboration Resting in the Heart of the Brisbane CBD.
Keep Your Legacy Alive
For Our Present-Day Community | For Our Future Generations
We Are Humbly Asking For Your Generosity
A Contribution That Costs Less Than a Cup of Coffee Is Enough to Raise Something Extraordinary
$1000
in 10 Months
$100
a Month
$3.33
a Day
Keep Your Legacy Alive
For Our Present-Day Community | For Our Future Generations
We Are Humbly Asking For Your Generosity
A Contribution That Costs Less Than a Cup of Coffee Is Enough to Raise Something Extraordinary
$1000
in 10 Months
$100
a Month
$3.33
a Day
1/138 Albert St, Brisbane City QLD 4000
Empower The Community and Start Your legacy
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Email addresses are only used for internal admin purposes
Or you can directly deposit to
Commonwealth Bank
BSB: 064 159
Account Number: 104 11 460
Account Name: Brisbane CBD Muslim Inc.
Swift Code: CTBAAU2S
Branch Address: 16 Kerry Road, Acacia Ridge, QLD, 4110
Commonwealth Bank
BSB: 064 159
Account Number: 104 11 460
Account Name: Brisbane CBD Muslim Inc.
Swift Code: CTBAAU2S
Branch Address: 16 Kerry Road, Acacia Ridge, QLD, 4110
Nurture You Legacy
Over the past three decades, we've battled our way to acquiring a dedicated mosque for our Muslim Brisbanites and visitors.
We struggled through countless trials before finally achieving something extraordinary -- something you now proudly own.
However, we still need your help.
After a year of raising funds to acquire the facility, we still need to pay off a large debt for the acquisition as well as raise funds to undertake much needed renovations to bring make the vision a reality.
The City Mosque Journey
2009 - 2010
A group of visionaries teamed up to form a non-profit committee dedicated to finding a solution. In 2010, they made an arrangement with an Indonesian Church for Friday prayer, catering to 300 worshipers over two sessions.
2016
An unfortunate turn of events took place for the Brisbane muslim community. The Indonesian church decided to sell their establishment, leaving 450 muslims stranded with no place for Friday prayers.
2020
A permanent facility was finally secured, Brisbane Community Education Center (BCEC), Easing the hardship of 450 + Muslims to find their permanent city Mosque.
Future
We aim to renovate the premises into an A-Grade facility that the Brisbane community can be proud of and establish for generations to come.
1990 - 2009
Over 15,000 Muslims living in Brisbane City and surrounding areas drift anywhere from the botanical park and QUT Garden Point campus to office spaces and city nook and crannies to perform Jummah. Muslim tourists face the same dilemma too.
2013
A second venue was established underneath a kebab shop in the city. This Musallah provided a small space for daily salaah and some additional capacity for Friday prayers.
2017
After months of searching, our Muslim community found temporary respite at Metro Arts Queensland where we were granted access to hold Friday prayers for worshipers for two years. During this time, the committee decided to search for a permanent solution.
Present Day
With your generous contributions we have been able to secure the facility, however there is a large debt to pay off and need more support.
The City Mosque Journey
1990 - 2009
Over 15,000 Muslims living in Brisbane City and surrounding areas drift anywhere from the botanical park and QUT Garden Point campus to office spaces and city nook and crannies to perform Jummah. Muslim tourists face the same dilemma too.
2009 - 2010
A group of visionaries teamed up to form a non-profit commitee dedicated to finding a solution. In 2010, they made an arrangenment with an indonesian Church for friday prayer, catering over 300 worshipers every two sessions.
2013
A second venue was established underneath a kebab shop in the city. This Musallah provided a small space for daily salaah and some additional capacity for Friday prayers.
2016
An unfortunate turn of events took place for the Brisbane muslim community. The Indonesian church decided to sell their establishment, leaving 450 muslims stranded with no place for Friday prayers.
2017
After months of searching, our Muslim community found temporary respite at Metro Arts Queensland where we were granted access to hold Friday prayers for worshipers for two years. During this time, the committee decided to search for a permanent solution.
2020
A permanent facility was finally secured, Brisbane Community Education Center (BCEC), Easing the hardship of 450 + Muslims to find their permanent city Mosque.
Present Day
With your generous contributions we have been able to secure the facility, however there is a large debt to pay off and need more support.
Future
An A-grade Facility that the Brisbane muslim community can be proud of and have establish for generation to come.
Through Your Contribution,
Over 10,000 Muslims Brisbanites Will:
- Repaying mosque debts
- Renovating and improving the Mosque
- Establishing an Australian Islamic Museum Dawah Centre open to the public and school tours
- Creating Islamic educational workshops for University and International students
- Aiding the homeless and completing other humanitarian projects
- Providing spaces for Islamic organizations to operate within the CBD
- Establishing a hub for the broader community to learn about Islam and a place for Muslims to learn about and strengthen their faith
- Creating a space for interfaith collaboration
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BCEC Opening Hours
Monday to Friday
7am - 6pm
After Hours
Fajr - Saturday and Sunday
How your Support Establishes a Community Hub
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Donation Required: $800,000
763,000
800,000
0
Property Repayment
0
Mosque Renovation
200,000
As of 12 / 04 / 2021
Brisbane Community Education Center
Your Home for Respite, Education, and Spirituality
A place that provides facilities and appeal to both men and women of all ages, students and the working class, locals, and foreigners.