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Find a masjid

Search Toronto-area mosques, compare what each one offers, and open directions in your usual maps app.

Sources used

Map tiles and address lookup come from OpenStreetMap and Nominatim. Masjid details change, so confirm prayer times, classes, accessibility, and visitor support with the masjid before you go.

  • OpenStreetMapMap data source

    OpenStreetMap Foundation - Map data

    The map tiles and geographic context behind the masjid finder.

  • Nominatim Usage PolicyGeocoding source

    OpenStreetMap Foundation - Geocoding policy

    The address lookup behind the masjid finder, and the attribution policy that comes with it.

Before your first visit

A few minutes of checking ahead makes the visit calmer.

What to ask before you go

  • What time should I arrive for this prayer or Jumu'ah?
  • Which entrance should a first-time visitor use?
  • Is the women's prayer area open for this prayer?
  • Is there a new Muslim contact, a class, or a mentor?
  • Is there parking, and is there an accessible entrance?

Call or email script

Assalamu alaykum. I am a new Muslim and I would like to visit for the first time. Could you tell me where to enter, whether there is a new Muslim contact, and anything I should know before coming?

How to check details

  • Start with the official website when a source tag is shown.
  • Call or email before relying on notes about classes, Jumu'ah, parking, or accessibility.
  • Treat a profile with no source as something you still need to verify locally.
  • Ask whether anything changed for Ramadan, Eid, construction, or a special event.

What to bring

Wear clean, modest clothes you can bow and prostrate in. A prayer mat is optional. Socks help if you feel self-conscious about taking your shoes off.

If that masjid cannot help, ask whether they know a nearby class, a chaplain, a convert group, or someone at another masjid.

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Khalid Bin Al-Walid Mosque

Etobicoke, Ontario

16 Bethridge Road, M9W 1N1

(416) 745-2888

info@khalidmosque.com

An Etobicoke mosque that keeps its contact details and programming updates current on its own site.

Visitor note: Phone the office or check the official site before you go. Older listings elsewhere still carry an out-of-date address.

Jumu'ah: Confirm current Jumu'ah and prayer times directly with the masjid.

Islamic Centre of Canada (ISNA)

Mississauga, Ontario

2200 South Sheridan Way, L5J 2M4

(905) 403-8406

ISNA Canada's headquarters, and a community center in its own right, with a musallah, youth space, education rooms, and event space.

Visitor note: Check prayer times, classes, event access, and visitor support with ISNA Canada before you go.

Classes: The official page describes an education center, a youth hub, a musallah, and bookable community spaces.

Quran classesCommunity eventsYouth programs

Abu Huraira Center

North York, Ontario

270 Yorkland Boulevard, M2J 5C9

(416) 752-1200

info@abuhuraira.org

A large GTA community center. Prayer, classes, counseling, youth work, and new Muslim support all run out of the same building.

Visitor note: The official site lists programs and contact information. Confirm visitor support and class registration before you attend.

New Muslim support: The official site lists New Muslim support among its services.

Classes: Listed programs include Quran classes, weekend school, Hifdh, youth activities, and regular halaqas.

Convert supportQuran classesCommunity eventsNew Muslim supportYouth programsWeekend school

Imdadul Islamic Centre

North York, Ontario

26 Le Page Court, M3J 1Z9

(416) 636-0044

imdaduljamat@gmail.com

A community mosque running worship, family, youth, volunteer, and outreach programming.

Visitor note: The official site asks visitors to get in touch with the masjid for questions, support, or ways to help out.

Jumu'ah: The official site lists two Jumu'ah prayers. Confirm the current times before you go.

Classes: Published descriptions mention prayer services, community outreach, volunteer openings, and family programming.

Parking: Arrive early for Jumu'ah, and ask the masjid where to park.

Community eventsYouth programs

TARIC Islamic Centre

North York, Ontario

99 Beverly Hills Drive, M3L 1A2

(416) 245-5675

admin@taric.org

A long-running Islamic center that posts its event schedule publicly and runs regular community programming.

Visitor note: Check the official site or phone the center for current Jumu'ah times, events, and visitor support.

Classes: Published event material lists family seminars, Ramadan activities, Eid events, community outreach, and youth and family programming.

Community eventsYouth programs

Islamic Foundation of Toronto

Scarborough, Ontario

441 Nugget Avenue, M1S 5E1

(416) 321-0909

info@islamicfoundation.ca

A large facility with a prayer hall, classes, and public programming.

Visitor note: Contact the office before you attend to confirm programs, class registration, and what visitor support is available.

Classes: Published listings show education programs including Hifz and Sunday school, plus community services.

Quran classesWeekend schoolCommunity events

Islamic Institute of Toronto

Scarborough, Ontario

1630 Neilson Road, M1X 1S3

(416) 335-9173

iit@islam.ca

An educational institute and community center. Contact details and directions are on its own site.

Visitor note: Use the official contact page for directions, class information, and any visitor questions.

Classes: The official site describes IIT as a non-profit educational institute and posts program and newsletter updates.

Quran classesCommunity events

Baitul Mukarram Masjid

Toronto, Ontario

84 Rivalda Road, M9M 2M8

(416) 744-1400

No official website was found for this masjid, so these details come from local listings and are unverified.

Visitor note: Phone ahead to confirm the address, the prayer times, and whether someone can help you when you arrive.

Local verification needed

Islamic Society of Toronto - Masjid Darus Salaam

Toronto, Ontario

20 Overlea Boulevard, M4H 1A4

(416) 467-0786

info@islamicsocietyoftoronto.com

Also known as Masjid Darus Salaam. The official site lists daily prayers and Islamic education programs.

Visitor note: Check the official site or phone the office before you go. Prayer times, parking notes, and programs all change.

Jumu'ah: The official site posts Jumu'ah times and prayer-time updates. Confirm the schedule before you go.

Classes: The listed programs include an evening Quran class, Sunday madrasah, Hifz, Alim and Alima studies, and Islamic essential studies.

Parking: The official site warns about the private parking nearby. Read the current instructions before you park.

Quran classesWeekend schoolCommunity events

Masjid El Noor

Toronto, Ontario

277 Scott Road, M6M 3V3

(416) 658-6667

info@masjidelnoor.ca

An established Toronto masjid with daily prayer, classes, and community services.

Visitor note: The official site posts Jumu'ah, parking, and program updates. Check the current details before you visit.

Women's space: The about page describes separate prayer halls for brothers and sisters.

Accessibility: The about page mentions ramps and designated parking spaces.

Jumu'ah: The official site lists one Jumu'ah prayer, with an English lecture before the Arabic khutbah. Confirm the current times.

Classes: Listed programs include Evening Maktaab and Quran classes.

Parking: The official site posts parking guidance for Jumu'ah and asks visitors not to block hydrants, crosswalks, or driveways.

Women-friendly spaceParkingAccessibilityQuran classesCommunity events

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