Mosques

Toronto and its surrounding regions host a network of mosques and prayer spaces serving the Muslim community. Within the city itself, Al-Firdous Islamic Center on Marlee Avenue in North York provides a local prayer option. Beyond Toronto, a significant number of listed prayer places are found in the eastern and western suburbs, reflecting the widespread presence of Islamic centres across the Greater Toronto Area.

In the eastern part of the region, several mosques are concentrated in Pickering and Ajax. Notable among them are Masjid Usman (Pickering Islamic Centre) on Brock Road in Pickering, and in Ajax, Masjid Quba, Masjid Al-Aqsaa, Masjid Subhan, and Jamia Masjid Sayyidah Zainab are located on streets such as Harwood Avenue North, Station Street, and Kingston Road West. The Council of Islamic Guidance on Third Concession Road in Pickering and Baitul Mahdi on Salem Road further add to the prayer-place options in this area.

To the west, Oakville and Milton host several Islamic centres. Al Falah Islamic Centre on Burnhamthorpe Road East in Oakville, and in Milton, the Islamic Community Centre of Milton on Esquesing Line, Muslim Association of Milton (MAM) on Regional Road 25, Masjid Khadijah on Nipissing Road, and other centres like Shareekat ul Hussain Imambargah and Baitur Rafi Mosque are spread across the town. The Newmarket Islamic Centre on Mulock Drive serves the northern part of the region. This distribution of listed mosques and prayer rooms across Toronto and its neighbouring cities provides multiple options for Muslims living in or visiting the area.

Check the specific address and distance of each mosque before visiting. Many centres have contact fields listed; verify prayer times and services directly with the mosque. Note that some locations are in nearby cities like Pickering, Ajax, Oakville, and Milton, so plan your travel accordingly.