Once again, like every year, an opportunity has arrived to get your chikdren to practice memorizing Qura'n during summer break time. The program starts from July 8, 2025
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Once again, like every year, an opportunity has arrived to get your chikdren to practice memorizing Qura'n during summer break time. The program starts from July 8, 2025
*EID-UL-ADHA ANNOUNCMENT* السَّلاَمُ عَلَيْكُمْ وَرَحْمَةُ اللهِ وَبَرَكَاتُهُ Hilal Committee of Toronto & vicinity has received confirmed information of Sighting of Hilal of Zul Hijja within the parameters. Therefore, the 1st of Zul Hijja will be on Wednesday, May 28, 2025 Correspondingly Eid-Ul- Adha will be on Friday, June 06, 2025 In Sha Allah. May Allah SWT accept all our Ibadah during these blessed days. جزاك اللهُ خيرً
Exciting News. After successful completion of the 1st batch of sisters diploma course meant for teens, adults and ladies, we are accepting new applications for 2nd batch for 2025- 2026 class. Submit the application form from the office
🌙 Eid Prayer Schedule – Shawwal 1446 | Eid Al-Fitr 2025 Join us at Cambridge Muslim Society for a blessed morning of reflection, reminders, and Eid Salah with our esteemed scholars. 📍 Location: CMS Main Building – 282 Elgin St. N., Cambridge 🕌 Two Eid Prayers: 🔹 1st Prayer – 7:30 AM 🔹 2nd Prayer – 9:00 AM (Check post for full agenda including bayans before each prayer) 🚗 Carpooling is encouraged – parking is limited. 💵 Sadaqatul Fitr is $10/person – please pay before Eid. 🙏 Arrive early and be respectful to our volunteers. Let’s come together to celebrate Eid with unity, gratitude, and joy.
The Society established in 1974, began offering the five daily prayers, and children’s Madrassah from a small residential apartment. In 1980, the CMS purchased a small rental warehouse and converted to a prayer hall. Daily services expanded to offering Juma/Eid prayers as well as funeral services. In 1985, the Society was registered (registration # 561084-39-15) with the government of Ontario, Canada.
Due to the growth of the Muslim population of Cambridge there was a significant need to create more space and increased facilities in order to accommodate this growing community. In 1989, one acre land was purchased to build a proper masjid to fulfill the needs of the Muslim community. After six years, construction began in 1995. In 1997, Jamia Umar Al-Farooq Masjid was completed costing $1.3 million.
The Society is run by the democratically elected Executive Committee directed by the constitution of the Cambridge Muslim Society. This Executive body is elected at our annual General Body meeting of all voting right members, each spring. The Executive Committee is a 7 – member panel consisting of the President, Vice-president, treasurer, Gen. Secretary and 3 executive members.
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