The Egyptian Center of Islamic Culture (), also known as the Mosque of Montevideo, is a mosque and cultural center located at Baltasar Vargas 1178 in Montevideo, Uruguay.
The mosque has been in operation since 1982, housed in a former cemetery plot adapted into a religious and cultural institution. The building covers an area of approximately .
As of 2022, the center is overseen by Sheik Samir Selim and operates under the auspices of the Embassy of the Arab Republic of Egypt in Uruguay. It hosts daily prayers, weekly Jummah services, Arabic language instruction across multiple levels, QurâÂÂan teaching sessions, and cultural lectures. The center is also available for visits and educational outreach.
The center plays a central role in UruguayâÂÂs Muslim life, welcoming both Muslims and non-Muslims. It offers an inclusive environment where conversions to Islam occurâÂÂon average, one individual per two weeks embraces the faith at this location.