Mosques

Mississauga, one of Canada's fastest-growing cities, is home to a diverse Muslim community that benefits from a wide network of prayer spaces extending across the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area. While the city itself has many local mosques, the mapped records within a 50 km radius show 20 listed prayer places, including prominent centres such as Al Falah Islamic Centre in Oakville (10.5 km), the Islamic Community Centre of Milton (18.1 km), and several masjids in Hamilton and Guelph. These listings provide a practical resource for Muslims living in or visiting Mississauga, whether for daily prayers, Jumu'ah, or community connections.

The available address data reveals that prayer places are established in several key areas around Mississauga. In Oakville, Al Falah Islamic Centre on Burnhamthorpe Road East and the Muslim Association of Milton (MAM) on Regional Road 25 serve the southern and western corridors. Milton hosts the Islamic Community Centre of Milton on Esquesing Line, Masjid Khadijah on Nipissing Road, and another Muslim Association of Milton location on Derry Road West. Hamilton offers a dense cluster of mosques, including the Hamilton Downtown Mosque on York Boulevard, Hamilton Mountain Masjid on Stone Church Road East, Umar Mosque on Rennie Street, Ibrahim Jame Mosque on King Street East, and several others on streets like Sherman Avenue, Mead Avenue, and Parkdale Avenue North. Guelph's Muslim Society of Guelph on Water Street, Masjid Aisha on Marlborough Road, and the Islamic Society of Guelph on Norwich Street East also extend the network westward.

For Muslims in Mississauga, this mapped coverage means that whether you are near the city centre, in the northern suburbs, or commuting to neighbouring cities, there are verified prayer places within reasonable driving distance. The presence of multiple mosques in Hamilton, Milton, and Oakville indicates well-established communities with facilities for daily prayers and Islamic events. New arrivals, students, workers, and families can use these listings to find a convenient mosque or prayer room, checking addresses and distances to plan their visits. While this data reflects currently mapped records, it offers a solid starting point for exploring the local Islamic landscape around Mississauga.

Always verify mosque addresses, opening hours, and prayer times directly, as listings may change. Use the provided distances to gauge travel time. Contact information may be available on individual mosque websites or social media. For Jumu'ah, confirm the Khutbah schedule in advance.