Jami Mosque Roncesvalles Village

The Deaf Eid Party held in the basement was a wonderful experience. It was very convenient to have access to the kitchen, washrooms, projector, and plenty of tables and chairs. Some deaf women who have toddlets & kids, we gind easy to pray on the clean carpet. The elevator was especially helpful for seniors, families using wagons, and individuals using wheelchairs.nWe had a very positive experience with the ISNA Jami Masjid manager and volunteers. They were professional, helpful, and accommodating throughout the event. It was a well-organized and successful event, Alhamdulillah!

A very well-managed and organized mosque with a peaceful overall environment. The space feels clean, welcoming, and comfortable for regular prayers and Jumaa gatherings. One small point of feedback would be that the sound during Jumaa is quite loud, and slightly lowering the volume could make it more comfortable for everyone.

A truly beautiful and inspiring place, the Jami Mosque Toronto stands as a symbol of faith, unity, and devotion. As one of the well-known masjids in the area, it plays an important role in bringing the Muslim community together for worship, learning, and meaningful connection.nnThe peaceful atmosphere and welcoming environment create a perfect space for salah, reflection, and strengthening one’s iman. It is not only a place of prayer, but also a center of knowledge and الخير that nurtures hearts and builds strong bonds among المسلمين. nnMay Allah bless this masjid, accept all acts of ibadah performed here, and fill it with light, guidance, and barakah.

Masha Allah, such a beautifully managed mosque in the western part of downtown Toronto. The space feels peaceful, organized, and very well maintained.nAllahumma barik to everyone involved in caring for and supporting this beautiful masjid.

This mosque is need of major renovation and upkeep. My husband and I came for Jummah and the carpets were completely messy and not vacuumed in both sections. The women’s section was lacking chairs for the elderly. There was only 5, all mismatched and not nearly enough. The tv was off in the women’s section so you couldn’t see anything. There is no ventilation in this place so it’s hard to concentrate. My husband is an engineer and he too noticed the lack of ventilation and difficulty to stay alert during the sermon. It’s in a residential area so parking is very difficult to find on a Friday especially if the weather is good. Overall, the Jummah service was not the best. Perhaps you can get some volunteers for upkeep the mosque before services and offer some water bottles. Also, invest in proper chairs for those who need it. There is a lot of donations that come through ISNA why are they not being allocated where it’s needed?