Islamic Society Of Markham Jam E Masjid Markham — Mosque in Markham

Reviews of Islamic Society Of Markham Jam E Masjid Markham

• Samantha

  Added 2016.07.13

  The other part is that despite the huge budget and large donations they have, and the amount of rich people coming to this masjid, their focus lies on trivial things like gym, funeral, school. I think if you really want to serve the Muslims community the first thing to do is to take care of the new comers to Canada with house, job and financial aid if that is possible, like the Jewish community, they are welcoming new comers, and the first thing they do is to find them a home and a job, these are two things everyone need. I have been laid off since Feb, and received employment service from the Jewish community, they said they are willing to help but I was embarrassed when I was asked what about your community, have you received any help from them?
• Matthew

  Added 2015.11.20

  Very nice masjid... spacious and all facilities available.
• Jacob

  Added 2015.11.10

  I'm feeling good Avery time
• Sean

  Added 2014.11.13

  I will leave this answer to you and hope to find it soon
• Gavin

  Added 2014.09.03

  PS. I also commented on this to the Jumaa imam since 4 month with no results , think of the living Muslims before thinking of the dead ones
• Joshua

  Added 2014.03.08

  Highly appreciated effort from the team holding the responsibility to keep it up to that level. Well equipped and organized center, very clean. Spacious praying area for brothers and sisters. Playground ready for different activities soccer, basketball, tennis table,, accidently when I was there the center had an open house day and got a lot of non Muslim visitors with their family and children sometimes to enjoy the day and learn about Islam and about the center.
• Elizabeth

  Added 2014.02.05

  Keep up the good work brothers and sisters.
• Christian

  Added 2013.10.12

  This masjid is doing well in all aspects, prayer, jumaa procedures, service for muslims, with the exception of the fact that none Urdu speakers feel execluded specially when someone jumas into the khutba and start addressing us in Urdu, we end up no understanding anything and feel disappointed and ignored and there is no place for us, despite my comment to the imam but still they are doing it as if they do not care.
• Jake

  Added 2013.07.07

  Always crowded and it's a big mosque with a sperate entrance for ladies too.