Islamic Cultural Centre

Islamic Cultural Centre

Location

La Paix Street

Port-Louis

Mauritius

The Islamic Cultural Centre (ICC) is a key institution in Mauritius with the primary objective of preserving and promoting the authentic and perennial values of Islam and hence, promoting Islamic Arts and Culture.

It has also the mission of promoting the study of Arabic and Urdu, and to provide training in relevant fields of study.

It also provides an important link with the major Islamic socio-cultural Organizations in the Country.

Contact info

Telephone:

(230) 240 2328, (230) 240 2360, (230) 240 2365, (230) 240 2422

Fax:

(230) 240 2423

Email:

Email contact form

Website:

http://ncb.intnet.mu/mac/icc/index.htm

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