Islamic Center of Quebec - El Markaz Islami

Beautiful masjid / mosque in Montreal.nBiggest mosque in Quebec province so far.nKnowledgeable imam from Pakistan nI love mosque

I have complained many times about the members blocking my car! To no avail. I am a Muslim, and what they are doing to me EVERY SINGLE FRIDAY is very UNIslamic. I have emailed, called, went in person and nothing! I am trying here now in hopes they will come forward and do something!nStop blocking our cars! You have no right to do so and then go ask for forgiveness.nI work in a hospital and take care of your mother's and fathers and grandparents.

Amazing and beautiful place! Free parking is available.

This masjid is an amazing place. The staffs are very professional and understand each person/family point of interaction and cater to their need, been flexible, open minded and provides excellent level of support and guidance. We experienced their overwhelming support during funeral arrangements and they went above and beyond to support our family. Their services is outstanding and the best I have ever seen. Allah’s blessing and Thank you!

It has taken me almost 2 years to finally have the strength to write this review. We entrusted the mosque with my mother's janaza and I cannot explain enough just how terrible, uncaring and disrespectful the whole process was. this is not a mosque but a factory. Firstly; we were treated with the utmost lack of care or sensitivity; everything was rushed. we had been very clear that we wanted to wash my mother's body but at some point they came in and told us she was ready to be carried to the car to transfer to the cemetery. we said but we were waiting to be called for the washing, they acted as if they had not realized that so blatantly lying and then dismissed it just as they dismissed the rest. They just said oh well anyway we didn't have time, the ladies did it that's it. seriously???? another thing that struck me as odd was that there was a family in the room who just lost their father, and were grieving and comforting each other around the defunct's body and we were told given we waited in the hallway to just go inside that room and wait there, it'll be more comfortable and we wouldn't be obstructing the hallway. we said that we did not feel comfortable interrupting that family's very private and sad moment. the tone; the way they handle things and the family during one of the most sensitive and vulnerable moments in their lives says A LOT about the people who were there that day if not to generalize about the general management. The women us, her daughters were also prevented from being close to the coffin while my mother was laid to rest; i know for a fact this is not common practice. if i could give this place a zero i would; I am really confused as to how any of the way that day went could qualify as islamic. i would have expected that these people; also at the price you pay, would have just some humanity to try and make it a little less painful, alas i left with a heart filled with sadness and anger. I regret our choice so much and yet nothing can change the experience.