Albanian Mosque, Dandenong, Islamic center in Dandenong, Australia

The Albanian Mosque (Albanian: Xhamija Shqiptare Dandenong Këshavë), also called the Albanian Islamic Centre Mosque, is a large building beside Dandenong Creek in Dandenong, Melbourne. It has a minaret, a main prayer hall and community facilities, and is owned by the Albanian Sakie Islamic Society of Dandenong.

The mosque was established in 1985 following the arrival of Albanians in the area during the early 1960s. Its opening represented an important milestone for this immigrant community to establish their place of worship.

This mosque serves as a gathering place for the Albanian community in Dandenong, keeping traditions alive that generations of immigrants brought with them. Visitors can observe how this community maintains its language and customs through regular activities and social gatherings.

The center holds regular prayer times and offers educational programs as well as ceremony spaces for important life events. Visitors should check beforehand to learn which times and occasions are open for non-Muslim visitors.

Only people of Kišava Albanian origin may sit on the mosque committee, a rule written into its constitution. The board of the Albanian Sakie Islamic Society of Dandenong, an influential body among local Albanians, enforces this condition.