Masjid Toronto is a great masjid right in the heart of the city…read more For any professional working in the downtown core, this is the place to go for your daily/Friday prayers. The mosque is clean and spacious, and a great place to spiritually unwind. During Ramadan, they serve dates and water everyday, and after Maghrib, there is a full community Iftari as well. They have three Friday prayers: 12.10, 1.10, and 2.10, though the timings go back an hour during the daylight savings months. My only complaint is that I wish they would install more fans/ventilation in the basement and upper floors, because it gets very hot there during Jumah with all the people present.

Amazing place! I wish i could go more often then i do at the moment…read more About the "ans/ventilation in the basement and upper floors" - i've read it in the previous review - I don't care - it's not a problem for me. Yes it's a bit hot inside, but our soul has to be hot all the time. Allah blesses all of us!

Known as "The Masj." Oh wait, isn't that a Jim Carrey movie?…read more I'm not religions, b ut, and I must emphasize this point, I can taq a lot from a beautiful religious building. This particular Mosque towers over The Danforth, one of my favourite parts of Toronto, where all the Greek restaurants are, along with a lot of other ethnic stuff. I haven't been inside, but I've toured the grounds from the outside, and it's utterly beautiful. I find Mosques to be spectacular to look at, and much like Cathedrals and Churches, I think they add a lot to the aesthetics and feel of a place. In the West, they are a reminder of how multicultural and multi-faceted the nations are. If only we could live up to those values in our laws and our treatment of everyone.

The best Islamic Center that I have been to. They are very inclusive. Excellent well-rounded…read morecourses and well informed Scholars. They also offer accessible services and programs for individuals with disabilities and Youth and newcomers Etc. They even have Sign Language courses. I recommend this Islamic Learning Center for your educational and worship needs.

al salam alykom this is the best place to keep your kids in i wish i found a space to my kids in…read morethis year thanks for hard job they do for our children

Nicely cleaned mosque with quiet interior. I really loved the fact that there were treats set up…read morebefore leaving. It was nicely done for this new mosque.

From the owner: We believe that each and every individual is unique in every way, whether it is intellectual,…read morespiritual, emotional, social or physical. Allah SWT has blessed us with this life and provided us with a perfect role model, our Prophet Mohammed (PBUH). At Jannatul Ferdous Mosque we make every effort to provide a nurturing environment in which one will not only excel in education but will also be expected to follow the Sunnah of our Prophet Mohammed (PBUH) as closely as possible. We strongly believe that education is the shared responsibility of the school, students, families and the surrounding community. It is the responsibility of the staff at our school to provide the students with the moral values, personal integrity and ethical conduct which are consistent with our Islamic beliefs. Our Vision is to set the example to build a vibrant community and to promote the Islamic way of life. To achieve this through establishing a conductive spiritual environment where congregational worship and service to humanity are welcoming to enhance the spiritual, social, & public lives of members. To safeguard the pure teachings of Islam while making relevance to the Canadian way of living.

Taric stands for Toronto And Region Islamic Congregation. I have been praying the Juma (Friday)…read moreprayers. The mosque is very nice, clean and extremely spacious. The thing I love is that parking is not a problem here, there plenty of parking space on their lot, street and a massive lot (where we are allow to park) across the mosque. The management manages the mosque well and announcements are done timing and quick. The Friday Imans are changed every week, which I like as you get much more variety of knowledge and information. They facilitate all the prayers and involve the community in lot of fun projects, gatherings and fundraisings. They also have various educational programs for all ages and an Islamic library, check the website for full listing.

Abu Huraira Center is a Mosque that I personally refer my friends and family to as I have been a…read moreregular attendee of their services for sometime now and find it an accommodating place

If you are a new Muslim or somebody exploring Islam please come here - this is the most welcoming…read moreand loving community I've ever seen. It's a masjid but it's also a community centre. You will find classes to suit your needs for brothers, sisters and children. The Imam is very helpful and easily accessible for any questions or help you may need and is a very caring knowledge brother. When I first became Muslim I came here and was met with the support and love I needed and have made lifelong friends. May Allah reward all the people at AHC.

This is an older review, but still relevant. I was living in the area around 2003. This mosque is…read morevery active and trying to encourage the local Muslims to practice their deen. They had numerous imams. The recitations during prayer was superb. Large spacious area. Majority Urdu speaking community. Alhamdulillah

Overall nice masjid…read more Ulema are good and community is also good. Madrasa is busy, but it's frustrating to pray when there are 3-4 classes taking place in the prayer area. Makes it worse when the teachers of those classes are yelling obnoxiously too. The masjid doesn't offer enough english programs, and you get a feeling it mainly caters to an older urdu speaking group of men. This is a turn off for young'ins, and for those who don't share that culture. Mufti Ibrahim Qureshi is a very cool scholar who has worked with youth throughout his life and they are lucky to have him there. It's unfortunate that recently he has announced he's leaving. Path to Piety is another huge event for this masjid and usually takes place during the Easter weekend. The masjid doesn't look very fancy from the outside, but it relatively neat inside.