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UnknownHamilton, ON 00000Gathering: Friday 1:30 PM (Community prayers)
When to go
Worship and gatherings
- Friday1:30 PM · Community prayers
About
Summary
Masjid-Ul-Islam Masjid Isa-Jesus, Son of Maryam the Virgin is a mosque located in Trenton, Ontario, dedicated to spreading the teachings of Islam and promoting unity among all denominations. The mosque, which is a former church, offers community prayers on Fridays at 1:30 PM and welcomes all visitors.
Details
Masjid-Ul-Islam Masjid Isa-Jesus, Son of Maryam the Virgin is a mosque located at 100 King & Queen Street, Trenton, Ontario. It was previously a church and has been converted into a mosque, maintaining some of its original architectural features while incorporating Islamic elements. The mosque is part of the Islamic tradition and emphasizes the oneness of Allah and the teachings of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). Community prayers are held every Friday at 1:30 PM, and all denominations are welcome to participate. The mosque is run by Imam Al-Abu Talib, who can be contacted at (416) 536-0026. The website provides information on the mosque's mission and encourages visitors to learn more about Islam. Community prayers are open to all, and the mosque has received positive feedback for its welcoming atmosphere and cleanliness.
From Faith Near Me
Masjid-Ul-Islam/Masjid Isa-Jesus, Son of the Virgin in Trenton, Ontario, occupies a thoughtfully converted former church space, blending architectural heritage with Islamic tradition. First-time visitors will notice the clearly marked Friday community prayers at 1:30 PM and the mosque’s emphasis on welcoming all denominations. The facility’s attention to family needs—such as separate wudhu areas and prayer kaftans—suggests a community-focused approach to worship.
Pros
- Converted from a historic church with preserved architectural features
- Clear Friday prayer times at 1:30 PM for community gatherings
- Family-friendly facilities including separate wudhu areas and prayer attire for visitors
- Clean, organized washrooms and wudhu spaces noted in visitor feedback
- Imam Al-Abu Talib is described as approachable and dedicated to community engagement
- Positive emphasis on interdenominational unity and accessibility for travelers
Cons
- Limited to Friday-only community prayers, with no daily salah in congregation
- Some signage may raise questions or require clarification based on visitor observations
- Currently closed for construction until June 28, 2026, per posted notice
- Entrance location may be unclear to first-time visitors without prior guidance
Reviews from around the web
Public comments we collected from listing sources. Not written on Faith Near Me.
- nabiha b5 months ago
Stopped here for jummah with my family. The owner and Imam of the masjid is very kind hearted and welcoming. It was a small congregation but impactful one. It’s evident that the Imam and few volunteers at the masjid, care about this masjid deeply. Will continue coming back here whenever we pass by again inshaAllah.
- Faatimah Moosuddee2 years ago
The sound from the prayer bounces off the walls so nicely creating the smoothest reverb!! Apparently it’s a church-turned-to-mosque that’s been around for 7-8 years, so that’s cool too. The people managing the masjid were also very lovely! so happy for coming across this place randomly :)
- Sushanta year ago
Great experience, I was travelling from montreal to toronto, There is good arrangements for Sisters also. No body was there but it was open.
- master mog7 months ago
The masjid doesn’t have 5 daily salah in congregation. The person running it doesn’t know how to do proper salam and believes in some fist bump mumbo jumbo instead. They have very unsettling signs all over the masjid. And overall just not a masjid you’d want to bring your kids to pray unless your a traveller or attempting to give the owner dawah since he is clearly in need of it and is ascribing new ideas to islam…..
- Sharik Shaikh2 years ago
One of the most beautiful mosque I’ve seen in Canada. It’s a church turned mosque, hence it has all the church textures and interiors but inside you have all the prayer mats, nice and clean prayer kaftaan, clean, hygienic and organised washroom and wudhu area for both, brothers and sisters. Use entrance number 2 to enter, I was roaming around for a while to find proper entrance in the mosque.
- Abu Sadik Md Adnana year ago
Please remove this poster. It does not accurately represent Islam and is confusing. I loved the place, but I rated it 3 stars because of the poster. If you update it, I will change my rating to 5 stars and will visit whenever I can.
- Senaa month ago
Today went to the masjid but there was sign saying masjid closed for construction. FYI. - June 28,2026-
- muqtar omar7 months ago
I was was passing this small town, I was looking for place to pray I found this masjid masha Allah, now it became regular stop between Toronto to Ottawa.
- James Kelly7 years ago
I stopped by for a tour of the new Mosque and was pleasantly surprised. I have a much better understanding of Islam and Muslims now and have realised my previous opinion was only based on what I read in the paper or saw on TV. I'm glad I stopped by, very friendly people a peaceful place and I enjoyed watching and hearing the recital of the Koran during the prayers. I recommend and I will be back to ask more questions and have another chat. Thank you kindly!
- Frana year ago
Mashallah, beautiful masjid and very comfortable sisters area and washrooms. We were just passing through but hope to be back one day inshallah
Services and facilities
Facilities
- Wudhu Area For Both Brothers And Sisters
- Clean And Hygienic Washrooms
- Prayer Mats
- Prayer Kaftaan
Events and programs
Masjid Closure for Construction
The masjid is closed for construction.
Connect
- Phone
- (416) 536-0026
- Contact page
- Open contact page
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