History of Masjid Omar Bin Khatab

Masjid Omar Bin Khatab was established in 1992 by the efforts of a diverse group of brothers in the downtown Toronto area.

Living in a troubled neighbourhood with a large muslim population, the muslim community was in need of a masjid.

Location and congregational attendees changed in the past 10 years, currently in it’s third location at 234 Parliament Street. Rent is $4000 excluding utilities.

From 25-30 attendees in 1992, the masjid currently has close to 1000 attendees for Juma’a prayers, alhamdulilah.

The efforts of the brothers to receive recognition and non charitable status as an organization was approved by Government of Canada

Masjid Omar Bin Khattab serves one of the largest youth population in downtown Toronto, with daily programs and services for youth and children. Located in the heart of Regent Park, a low income, new immigrant community.

Omar bin Khattab Mosque serves as a place of worship, bringing community members together in preserving their faith and providing any support and services to families and individuals.

This includes family and couples counciling, nikaah marriage licenses, youth and children’s programs, sports programs for men and boys, women classes, etc.