Daily Prayers
All five daily prayers held in congregation with proper Athan and Iqamah, providing a sacred space for reflection and connection with Allah.
Welcome to Hamza Masjid — Parkdale's home for daily prayers, Friday Jumu'ah, weekend Quran classes, and a vibrant Muslim community dedicated to faith, knowledge, and service.
Established in 1999 by a dedicated group of Muslims, Hamza Masjid has been the spiritual heart of the Parkdale neighborhood — serving approximately 1,000 Muslim families in downtown Toronto.
Every day, our doors open for the five daily prayers, Friday Jumu'ah congregations, and Tarawih prayers during the blessed month of Ramadan. Our weekend Islamic studies program nurtures the next generation with Quran recitation, Arabic language, and authentic Islamic knowledge.
Today, as a debt-free nonprofit organization, we are growing to better serve our community — with a bold expansion project that will add an extended prayer hall, a dedicated sisters' section, and a full madrasa facility, Insha'Allah.
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We are planning to buy the adjacent storefront so we can expand Hamza Masjid and have an extended prayer hall, a ladies' section, and a madrasa, Insha'Allah.
From daily worship to lifelong learning, Hamza Masjid serves as a complete spiritual, educational, and social hub for Muslims in Toronto.
All five daily prayers held in congregation with proper Athan and Iqamah, providing a sacred space for reflection and connection with Allah.
Up to three separate Jumu'ah congregations accommodating our growing community, with Khutbahs by Imam Ayoub and distinguished guest speakers.
Weekend Islamic studies for children featuring Quran recitation with Tajweed, Arabic language, Islamic studies, and Noorani Qaida for beginners.
Islamic marriage ceremonies officiated according to the Sunnah, helping couples begin their blessed journey together with proper Islamic traditions.
Under the leadership of Imam Ayoub, Hamza Masjid has grown from a small gathering of neighborhood Muslims into a thriving center serving over 1,000 families across the Greater Toronto Area.
Our Imam leads the five daily prayers, delivers Friday Khutbahs, offers personal counseling, and guides our weekend school — nurturing a community grounded in authentic Islamic knowledge and mutual support.
Access authentic Islamic learning resources, Friday Khutbahs, and educational materials curated by our Imam and qualified instructors.
Browse our complete collection of Jumu'ah Khutbahs covering faith, worship, history, and contemporary issues — delivered by Imam Ayoub and guest speakers.
LearningIn-depth articles on Islamic history, the Prophet's ﷺ life, the Sahabah, Ramadan, Hajj, and essential practices of faith — free to read and share.
QuranFree access to English translations, audio recitations, and the Noorani Qaida for beginners learning Arabic.
Everything you need to know about visiting, praying, and supporting our community.
Hamza Masjid holds all five daily prayers (Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib, Isha) in congregation. Friday Jumu'ah is offered in up to three congregations depending on the season — see the schedule on this page. Our homepage features a live prayer times widget with current Iqamah times.
Yes! Our Weekdays Madrasa runs Monday to Thursday, 5:00–6:15 PM, for children ages 6–11, covering Quran recitation with Tajweed, Arabic language, Noorani Qaida for beginners, and Islamic studies. Tuition is $20 CAD per month, and the academic year runs from the 3rd week of September to the first week of June. Parents are responsible for drop-off and pick-up, and children should be brought downstairs at Hamza Masjid rather than left at the front entrance.
Yes, we hold a daily Hadith Halaqa from Riyad us-Saliheen — after Maghrib during the summer, and after Isha during the winter. All are welcome to attend.
Throughout Ramadan we host daily Iftar with snacks to break the fast followed by dinner, nightly Tarawih prayers after Isha, and a daily Tafsir of the Quran after Fajr.
Yes, we hold 20 Rakaat of Tarawih every night after Isha throughout Ramadan, with the Quran Khatm (completion) on the 29th night of Ramadan.
Yes, we hold both Eid prayers — Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha. The centre opens at 8:30 AM, and the Eid Salah begins at 9:00 AM. As with Friday Jumu'ah, the ladies' section is accessed from the back entrance.
Yes. The women's section is located in the basement, right after the kitchen, with its own washroom and Wudu sink for women only. Sisters are welcome to pray there daily, and it accommodates almost 30 women during Friday Khutbah and daily prayers.
Experience the warmth of our community. All are welcome — come as you are, leave as family.