Source: BBC News
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/wales/south_west/7735533.stm
Muslims who rent halls for social gatherings and prayers have set up a charitable trust to raise money for a permanent Islamic centre.
Members of the West Wales Islamic Cultural Association hope to establish a community centre in Carmarthen.
They have identified a building and raised more than £60,000 towards their £150,000 target.
Spokesman Khalid Latif Khan said: "For the people who have made Carmarthen their home, they need a place."
He added: "We have now got a sizeable Muslim community in Carmarthen - many have been here for a good five or 10 years and most are British now.
"Our aim is a bit more than a mosque - we need a community centre so we can do all activities."