Brampton Makki Masjid – Islamic Society of Peel
WEBMap & Driving directions to the Masjid 8450 Torbram Road, Brampton, Ontario, L6T 4M9
Jamiat Ul Ansar of Brampton
WEBA place of worship for the One Creator, Allah, and a cornerstone of service for Muslims and the Brampton community.
Home - MPIC Brampton
WEBThe masjid offers: 5 daily prayers. 3 Friday prayers (in English and Arabic) Taraweeh & qiyaam-ul-lail prayers. Eid prayers. Workshops for teaching the Qur’an for kids. Daily-integrated programs from 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM.
Masjid Ibrahim – Canada's Largest Masjid Construction Project
WEBMasjid Ibrahim is the largest mosque construction project in Canada. It is located in the Canadian city of Brampton, Ontario. It borders the Toronto International Airport and is home to a growing and diverse Muslim community.
Brampton Islamic Center - Prayers Connect
WEBDiscover masjid/mosque, iqamah times, prayer times, events near Brampton, Ontario, Canada and stay connected to your local community.
New Brampton mosque proposal leads to overnight debate in …
WEBDec 21, 2022 · A Brampton planning meeting draws hundred to debate a proposal for a new mosque, something councillors say has been very healthy for democracy, but Islamophobia may have been a factor in...
Brampton And Regional Islamic Centre (BARIC) - Baric
WEBBrampton And Regional Islamic Centre (BARIC), is an Islamic, charitable, non-profit and non-political organization. BARIC shall be devoted to the services of the Muslim communities living in Brampton and surrounding areas.
Services - Brampton Makki Masjid
WEBBrampton Memorial Gardens. Address: 10061 Chinguacousy Rd, Brampton, Ontario. Contact: Tel: 905 840 3400. Website: www.bramptonmemorial.com
Contact Us - Brampton Makki Masjid
WEBAddress: 8450 Torbram Road, Brampton, Ontario, L6T 4M9. Phone: (905) 458-8778. Fax: (647) 478-8350. Email: [email protected]
General Announcement
WEBSince then the mosque has grown into a vibrant Islamic Center that embraces the multiculturalism of Brampton. With the blessings of Allah (Subhan Wa Ta’ala), the dream of an organization and a community began to unfold.