Kitchener Masjid (Muslim Association of Canada) - Kitchener, Ontario

Saleh A.

MaSha’ Allah, very neat Mosque. Open Early morning for Al Fager pray . The thing I liked most about this mosque is the feeling of reverence when you enter the mosque and the calmness of the worshipers before and after finishing the prayer because you do not hear any side conversations between the worshipers. Also, the imam’s recitation is clear and reverent. In addition, the topic of his lecture after the end of the prayer was wonderful. I liked the habit of the worshippers, after the lecture ended, all the worshippers greeted each other.

Sophia R.

MashaAllah this masjid is a true gem—clean and peaceful. The community is warm and inclusive, and the programs are always thoughtful and enriching. I'm grateful for the sense of belonging it brings. May it continue to thrive and bless all who enter, Ameen

Samah K.

This mosque stinks like mold. You won’t be able to breath and your lungs will ache. Wonder what the mosque admins are doing with all the money? Seems like it’s going into their own pockets

Fardous F.

It's really good they trying the best keep the masjed clesn smells nice
Have very good activities for children, youth snd adults 👏 👍 😀 👌
Keep it up and more successes
Valanteer program too is useful
Teachers are corporate
Jazzakum Allah khyran
Thanks

Shiraz S.

Very nice place. Lot of good programs, tafseer, tajweed, hadith halqa, and new Muslim group.

Basketball court for youth. Good size prayers hall.

Abdullah A.

Awesome place for prayer. Although not the best design, yet it is simple and well maintained. Always I find it clean and tidy. May Allah rewards the people taking care of it the best.

It is open between the prayers times so any traveler or one passing by can take the advantage to pray anytime.

This masjid is not only a prayer area, it is a place for building a better community. And it is not only limited for muslims, anyone can visit and contribute to this community center activities.

There is a nice basketball court which can be used for other sports as well.

Mirvat

The learning program in this masjid is way more than learning writing or reading which is guaranteed. The motivation part should be a combination between the parents at home and the teachers who really put their time and efforts to make the kids engaged with the second language and islamic knowledge. Please be aware when you recommend a masjid over another . All teachers are all following the same learning steps and I find that everyone like to be a part of the learning program here from both sides the teaching and learning.

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It's not the mosque itself I have a problem with, nor the staff. It's the management.

Every single year, the mosque (referring to the management team, again) asks for donations. But what they even do with the money they receive from these generous people? Nobody knows.

In the past six years I've been coming here, I have seen literally zero improvement. The "changes" they've made were... changing the prayer rug from green to red.

From all the funds they've gathered, likely hundreds of thousands of dollars if not more, all they did was this. Where is the rest of the money going? They always have ambitious, realistic projects for renovation... then end up doing nothing at all whatsoever.

Also, their children's Quran learning program is mediocre at best. Your child is better off somewhere else. The teachers don't take the job seriously, the only way they know how to 'motivate' children is by giving them 3 pieces of candy every class. Which is disappointing because you'd expect them to be certified and know how to deal with children.

You're better off at Cambridge Masjid. Beautiful place, better classes and you can just tell they use their funds for good.