The Islāmic Dawah Center in Montego Bay, Jamaica, is a mosque and educational hub that serves the Muslim community of Saint James Parish. It provides a place for daily worship, Friday congregational prayers, and religious learning. The center also promotes interfaith understanding and offers outreach programs for those interested in Islam.

The center functions primarily as a masjid, hosting five daily prayers and the weekly Jumu‘ah service on Fridays. Beyond worship, it provides Qur’anic education and Islamic studies classes for youth and adults. Its programs encourage spiritual development and community engagement.

Known formally as the Islamic Dawah & Education Centre, it organizes structured learning sessions throughout the week, including afternoon and weekend classes. These initiatives aim to strengthen knowledge of Islamic teachings and Arabic language skills while fostering moral and ethical growth.

The center extends its mission through da‘wah (invitation to faith), offering information sessions for people of all faiths who wish to understand Islam. Its community efforts emphasize peaceful coexistence and mutual respect among Jamaica’s diverse religious population.

As one of the principal Islamic institutions in western Jamaica, the Islāmic Dawah Center contributes to the religious and cultural landscape of Montego Bay. It operates under the broader network of organizations such as the Jamaica Foundation for Islamic Charity, which supports masjid development across the island.