Mosques — Greater Montreal
The addresses in this category across Greater Montreal, gathered and verified by Muwali.
Mosque · Montréal
Al Bayan Islamic Community Center (opens only during prayer times and close 30.min after ishae)
5865 Bd Saint-Michel, Montréal
- Worship
Mosque · Saint-Léonard
Badr Islamic Centre of Saint-Leonard
8625 8625 Boulevard Langelier, Saint-Léonard
- Worship
- Muslim
- Prayer Room
Mosque · Montréal
Bilal Islamic & Cultural Centre of Quebec
4139 Rue Jean-Talon O, Montréal
- Worship
- Muslim
Mosque · Montréal
CYD Center
4989 Boulevard des Sources, Montréal
Le Centre canadien de développement de la jeunesse offre des études islamiques, des programmes éducatifs et un mentorat professionnel aux jeunes et aux…
- Worship
- Islamic School
Mosque · Montréal
Canadian Institute of Islamic Civilization CIIC - MAC
615 Rue Belmont, Montréal
- Worship
Mosque · Dollard-des-Ormeaux
Canadian Islamic Centre (Al-Jamieh)
241 Av. Anselme-Lavigne, Dollard-des-Ormeaux
- Worship
Mosque · Montréal
Centre Communautaire Islamique Assahaba
4201 4201 Rue Bélanger, Montréal
- Worship
- Muslim
Mosque · Montréal-Nord
Centre culturel Ach-Choura
5434 Boul Henri-Bourassa E, Montréal-Nord
Le centre Achoura offre des cours la fin de semaine, des activités, de l'accompagnement, etc.
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Mosques in Greater Montreal: what to know
About a hundred mosques and prayer rooms are listed across Greater Montreal: 57 in Montreal proper, 14 in Laval, then Montréal-Nord, Saint-Léonard and Dollard-des-Ormeaux with four or five places each. Some fifteen other boroughs and towns have one or two addresses. Many go by the name of an Islamic centre, a masjid or an association; several are prayer rooms set up in a storefront or a community centre rather than purpose-built mosques.
A place of worship is not a business, so the listing describes what matters for praying there: whether there is a space reserved for women — 44 places say so, including 24 in Montreal and 9 in Laval — the opening hours when known (about sixty listings), the phone number and the website. The halal status does not apply here.
For prayer times and the Friday prayer (jumu'ah), 86 listings link to the timetable the mosque itself publishes on Moonode or Mawaqit, the two services Quebec mosques use to share their adhan and iqama times. The site shows those links as they are: the times come straight from the mosque, not from Muwali, and follow the seasonal changes without any action on our side.
Details come from public sources and from the people who manage their listing. The time of jumu'ah differs from one mosque to the next and shifts with the season; the timetable link or a phone call confirms it before you set out.
Frequently asked questions
How do I find a mosque's prayer times?
86 of the 106 listings link to the timetable the mosque publishes on Moonode or Mawaqit, where iqama times are kept current by the mosque. For the others, the listing gives a phone number or a website.
Are there mosques with a women's section?
Yes: 44 places report a space reserved for women, including 24 in Montreal, 9 in Laval and 4 in Montréal-Nord. It is shown on the listing; no mention does not mean there is none — only that it has not been verified.
Where can I pray Friday prayer in Laval?
Laval has 14 listed mosques and prayer rooms. Jumu'ah times vary from place to place; check the Moonode or Mawaqit link on the listing, or call.
How do I find the nearest mosque?
On the site, listings are grouped by city. The Muwali app shows the mosques around your location with links to their prayer times.
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