Islamic Foundation of Toronto

I pray here everyday, very friendly environment, non-judgemental and always clean, inside and out.

Janitor/ housekeeping staff / cleaner was rude, didn’t allowed visitor and turned away, created very bad impression about place and community

Subahan Allah! One of the beautiful mosque is Toronto! Visited yesterday afternoon, it was clean & tidy!

Beautiful masjid with a wide area offering different kinds of services for the muslims. I loved how they have constructed the Wudu area with a nice height for sitting. The arrangements were really nice. Separate places for men and women to say their prayers. Finding a parking spot during rush hour might be hectic at times.

Provide more parking for your users. They're parking over at Tim Hortons and taking up all of the spots for paying customers. They have also been parking on the road and carelessly jaywalking while cars are going by. This has been observed around 11:00pm the past three nights.

One of the beautiful and very nice place to pray, haas all the excess, the ambiance of the mosque is very comfortable, the management is in Professional hands, Maulana is very active and does so many programs for the community, and is dedicated to bring peace and harmony in the society and supports all the causes , which helps in combining the neighborhood to live in peace and love, humanity has to be given love and respect, this is the priority in his agenda. ?

I started going to this Masjid this Ramadan and everytime was a pleasant experience, its clean, lots of inclusivity etc. Until today, where I learned that the staff are racist and have 0 respect for Muslim sisters. Group of Afghan girls were doing henna in the corner without charging anyone and some short worker lady referred to us all as "you people" comes down and starts yelling at us all telling us to stop so loud that shes literally interrupting peoples taraweeh..Saying that she has everything on camera as if we are committing some sort of sin, I myself was reading my islamic books during all this... Later a man came with the intention of escorting us all out. Mind you this group of women stay at the Masjid until the Qiyam-Ul-Layl salah, brother keeps telling us you cannot do that at the Masjid, pointing fingers in our faces and saying this isnt your dads house. How can one speak so disrespectfully to a muslim SISTER. He kept saying get out and go contact management. I have it on video where he says "theres no law in Islam where you can go to Masjid to pass time" yet the young boys are encouraged to come and play basketball to pass time lol. Talk about double standards. We go on to say alright bring your management he tells us how "they are not here right now, email them" about 10 minutes later. the Director of the Masjid comes down and directs us to a classroom where he lets the group of women stay and continue doing what they were doing until the prayer. what a slap in the face to that first man. This Masjid should really reconsider the type of people that they hire and think about the effect it has on our youth. You are suppose to associate the Masjid with positivity for the younger kids, these kids study here!! This type of behaviour will sadly only drives kids and teens away. I personally haven't stepped foot into a Masjid until this year and picked this one as my regular one for Taraweeh and I know for a fact an experience like what I faced would drive so many people away. Also, many people donate to this Masjid subhanallah to keep it running, to allow it to provide such wonderful resources, for it to be a safe space for muslim brothers and sisters only for some of us to face this type of discrimination? and during Ramadan too? Subhan'Allah.

I prayed Jummah congregational prayer in this mosque. The recitation was very soulful and the volunteers were very good. Everything is organized. One of the best mosque I’ve ever visited. Love it ?. May Allah bless us all