Halal Mosques in Toronto

A community mosque located in the basement of Crescent Town. Offers daily prayers, Jummah services, and Islamic education programs for children and adults. Serves the diverse Muslim population in East York.

A Sunni mosque in Toronto providing a place of worship and various Islamic services23.

A welcoming mosque serving the Toronto Muslim community with daily prayers, educational programs, and community events.

Jami Mosque Toronto, located at 56 Boustead Ave in Toronto, is a historic and significant Islamic center with a rich heritage

One of Toronto's oldest and largest mosques, converted from a church in 1984 and expanded several times to accommodate the growing community30.

Founded in 1996 by Sri Lankan Muslims, offers prayers, Islamic education, and community programs. Currently expanding.

Located in the heart of downtown Toronto at 168 Dundas Street West, this mosque is a former bank building. It offers guided tours, cultural activities, and serves as a symbol of Toronto's diversity

Part of Masjid Toronto, located at 86 Adelaide Street East. It serves as a city landmark and symbol of Toronto's multiculturalism and inclusion

Also known as Downtown Mosque, it's located at 100 Bond Street, Toronto. It's a modest space above a halal restaurant near Ryerson University, known for its welcoming atmosphere and community outreach

A mosque and community center in Toronto providing prayer facilities, Islamic learning, and social support services.

Established in 1997, it provides religious, social, recreational, and educational services to the Muslim community. Serves the Turkish Muslim community with religious services, educational programs, and cultural events.