Abu Huraira Centre - North York, Ontario

Mohamed E. H. D.

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kazi I.

An amazing establiment!
A very warm and welcoming ambient.

The imam's recitation was top notch.
Even people from other faiths are welcomed to learn more about Islam.
Regularly people accept Islam as their religion from other faith.
The building was super clean. I have been to a lot of mosques. But this one is top tier.

Theres a separate building for women's prayer.

You will have free food during Ramadan.
The parking space is huge and its free for prayer attendents.

May Allah grace this place more and more.

Hasnae K.

It pains me that I have to resort to this method of sharing my review of the Abu Huraira center based on my experience with its leadership staff, but you know you left me no other option!
I hate it even more that this very poor experience had to involve a Masjid, a “House of Allah”.
I have gone through a very tough time both personally and on family level. I felt I was in a very dark place, I needed support, spiritual support at first, nothing but an ear that listens and a heart that’s compassionate. I went to Abu Huraira Center -due to its proximity from my place of residence- to ask to speak to the Imam, just have a quick chat being two people sharing the same faith. I was told you can’t see the Imam. The only way to communicate is via email. I followed direction and sent an email, I got a reply to my first concern then my second concern, then all my other subsequent emails got ignored and left without response not even an acknowledgement. Yes, the Imam ignored my several emails just calling for guidance in a moment of despair, helplessness, fear. I, instead, emailed the center’s main email address [email protected] copying their finance manager and general manager asking for assistance, calling on someone, anyone. I briefly shared my story and inquired about next steps, email after email after email but no reply, none whatsoever, not even once. I decided to go to the center in person in hopes I could meet someone who would show kindness and compassion. I believed, rightfully so, that in a House of Allah there cannot be desensitised, mean, apathetic people working or even volunteering there. I held the center and its staff to the highest standards but I was extremely disappointed.
I couldn’t be more wrong. I was treated extremely poorly by everyone I encountered at Abu Huraira Center from the person at the front desk to the general manager. They all failed to model the behaviour and the values of the faith they were representing. Shameful, Shameful! All I wanted was support from my fellow muslims at an Islamic Center at a very difficult time in my life but all I got was a slap in the face and a stab at the back.
Warda refused to even see me, just to talk, even 5 minutes, claiming she was busy all the time. She sent me a mean text message lashing out so hard asking me not to come around anymore asking staff questions because I was distracting them and making them waste their time. I was made to feel ashamed, guilty and embarrassed.
I still insisted on my request to speak to someone with authority at the center until I was given the phone number of the general manager Mohammad Hassan who I spoke to over the phone only once, police interrogation style as if I were lying making up stories, before he agreed to meet me. I tried reaching out to him following our meeting to get an update on my request but no reply. It’s been 3 months now. Not even in the holy month of Ramadan did Mohammad Hassan reply to my follow up message. I even shared confidential files with him but he completely ignored me, gave me the silence treatment, the cruel passive aggressiveness that hurts you very deeply and makes question whether I would have been treated differently if I were a man instead of a woman, or if I were originally from a specific country or region. You did not model the right behavior nor did you uphold the basic values supposed to be modeled by a leader in such a spiritual setting. But REMEMBER, you all have mothers, sisters, daughters, nieces etc. It all comes back full circle in life inshAllah!
I don’t go to pray at Abu Huraira mosque anymore, thank you! That’s how scarred and disgusted I feel towards you all.

Susu S.

This mosque is great and the community are kind and not judgmental.. alhamdulilah. I am just wondering why the womens side isnt equipped with baby change tables in the bathroom? So many women pass through here with babies and its a necessity to have a proper place to change our babies diapers. I am surprised no women have spoken up about this...

huzaifa I.

Visiting Masjid Abu Huraira is always a refreshing and spiritually uplifting experience. The atmosphere here is peaceful, and you truly feel a sense of calm as soon as you step inside. The mosque is well-maintained, clean, and organized, making it a perfect place for prayers and reflection.

Michael G.

I begged my wife of seven years not to divorce me, but she didn’t listen. She moved away, found a new boyfriend, and raised our daughters with him. It was emotionally devastating. My reputation suffered, I lost the respect of family and friends, and while my employer was sympathetic, they stripped me of responsibilities and kept me at the lowest wage for a decade.

Financially ruined and nearly broken, I watched my ex settle into a peaceful life in the country, while I struggled to survive.

But here’s what I’ve learned: be tough. Let the past die. Start fresh. Trust no one but yourself—and believe that if you take care of yourself, God will take care of you. You’ll be alright.

android A.

Massive mosque, comes.with a school to raise kids the Islamic way. Many programs for Muslim faithful and a big indoor playground for kids. A spiritually awesome environment.

Zarif M.

The Eid is going to be celebrated tomorrow. It is 2:25 p.m. now. In the website there is no update when the prayer is going to take place. I called to the number of the mosque but the mailbox has no option to leave any voicemail. I couldn't come to know when the Eid prayer would take place.