A welcoming mosque entrance

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this Friday.

Welcome to ICNA Canada

We're a community of Muslims who'd love for you to feel at home — whatever you believe, and however much you know. Our mosques are open, warm, and ready to welcome you, with no pressure and no expectations.

About Us
Visit a mosque near you · sample listings

One Community, Mosques Across Canada

Wherever you are, you'll find a centre that's glad to meet you, show you around, and welcome you in. Find one nearby and let them know you're coming. Prayer times shown are samples — please confirm with the centre before you go.

Masjid Toronto exterior

Masjid Toronto

Jumu'ah1:15 PM & 2:00 PM
168 Dundas St W, Toronto, ON
toronto@icnacanada.org
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ICNA Centre Mississauga exterior

ICNA Centre Mississauga

Jumu'ah1:00 PM & 1:45 PM
2200 Sherobee Rd, Mississauga, ON
mississauga@icnacanada.org
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Ottawa Main Mosque exterior

Ottawa Main Mosque

Jumu'ah1:30 PM & 2:15 PM
251 Northwestern Ave, Ottawa, ON
ottawa@icnacanada.org
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Akram Jomaa Centre exterior

Akram Jomaa Centre

Jumu'ah1:15 PM & 2:00 PM
149 Erin Woods Dr SE, Calgary, AB
calgary@icnacanada.org
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BCMA Vancouver exterior

BCMA Vancouver

Jumu'ah12:45 PM & 1:30 PM
655 W 8th Ave, Vancouver, BC
vancouver@icnacanada.org
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Jami Mosque exterior

Jami Mosque

Jumu'ah1:00 PM & 1:45 PM
56 Boustead Ave, Toronto, ON
jami@icnacanada.org
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You belong here

A Warm Welcome

When you step inside, we hope you feel at home. We all come from different backgrounds and walks of life, but the mosque is a place to arrive just as you are and be welcomed in like family. A friendly volunteer will be near the entrance, happy to show you around and answer anything.

A greeter welcoming a visitor
Words of guidance

A Reminder from the Quran

At the heart of every gathering is the Quran — words Muslims believe are from God, preserved unchanged for over fourteen centuries. You'll hear it recited beautifully, and a short talk that draws out its meaning for everyday life. You're welcome to simply listen.

Explore the Quran
An open Quran being recited
Five times a day

A Time of Prayer

Muslims pause to pray five times a day, turning toward the Kaaba in Mecca. On Fridays the community gathers shoulder to shoulder for the midday prayer — a calm, unhurried few minutes. You don't have to join in; many visitors sit quietly to the side and simply watch.

About the Prayer
A congregation in prayer

Curious about Islam, or want to plan a visit?

Tell us you're coming and we'll meet you at the door — no pressure, at your own pace.