Mosques

Cambridge, Ontario, offers a growing network of prayer spaces for the local Muslim community. Based on available mapped records, there are several listed mosques and prayer rooms within the city itself, as well as many more in nearby communities. Within Cambridge, the Islamic Centre of Cambridge (1550 Dunbar Rd), Cambridge Muslim Society (Jamia Umar Al-Farooq Masjid) (282 Elgin St N), Townline Muslim Centre (1170 Townline Rd), Hespeler Masjid (64 Winston Blvd), and Zawiya Fellowship - Annoor Jami Mosque (55 Victoria Ave) provide a range of options for daily prayers and community gatherings. These locations are spread across different parts of the city, including areas near Dunbar Road, Elgin Street North, Townline Road, Winston Boulevard, and Victoria Avenue, making it convenient for residents and visitors to find a nearby place of worship.

Beyond Cambridge, the surrounding region hosts numerous additional mosques that serve the wider Muslim population. In nearby Kitchener, the Kitchener Masjid (Muslim Association of Canada) is located at 1017 Victoria St N, about 16.7 km away. Waterloo is home to the Muslim Society Of Waterloo & Wellington Counties (213 Erb St. W) and the Islamic Centre of Waterloo (510 Erbsville Rd), approximately 21-25 km from Cambridge. Guelph offers Masjid - Muslim Society of Guelph (286 Water St) and Masjid Aisha (44 Marlborough Rd), both within about 20-23 km. Further afield, Hamilton has several mosques including Hamilton Downtown Mosque (221 York Blvd), Hamilton Mountain Masjid (1545 Stone Church Rd E), Umar Mosque (734 Rennie St), and Ibrahim Jame Mosque (778 King St E), while Milton features Masjid Khadijah (100 Nipissing Rd #7) and the Muslim Association Of Milton (4269 Regional Rd 25). Oakville's Al Falah Islamic Centre (391 Burnhamthorpe Rd E) and Stoney Creek's Bošnjački Islamski Centar Hamilton (202 Barton St) are also within a 50 km radius. Brantford Mosque (192 Greenwich St) is about 25 km away.

This network of mosques and prayer rooms across Cambridge and its neighbouring cities reflects a well-established Muslim presence in the region. Whether you are a long-time resident, a newcomer, a student, or a traveller, the available mapped listings show that prayer facilities are accessible in multiple districts and along key roads. The concentration of mosques in Cambridge itself, along with those in Kitchener, Waterloo, Guelph, and Hamilton, means that Muslims in the area have a variety of options for Jumu'ah, daily prayers, and community activities. The listed addresses provide a practical starting point for locating these spaces, though it is always advisable to verify details directly with each mosque.

The listed mosques include addresses and distances from Cambridge city centre. For accurate prayer times, Jumu'ah schedules, and any specific facilities, contact the mosques directly. Some mosques may have separate entrances or women's areas, but this information is not confirmed here. Always verify details before visiting.