Mosques in Vieux Saint-Laurent, Saint-Laurent, QC
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Results from the 'Mosques' category in Vieux Saint-Laurent, Saint-Laurent
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8270 Mountain Sights Ave, Montréal, H4P 2B7
(514) 303-9615
Religious organization, Mosque, Religious Center 
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2520, Chemin Laval, Saint-Laurent, H4L 3A1
(514) 331-1770
Mosque, Organizations, Religious Center, Community Organization 
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7085 Chem. de la Côte-des-Neiges, Montréal, H3R 2M1
(514) 341-2235
Mosque, Religious Center, Religious organization 
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4075 De Courtrai Avenue, Mont-Royal, H3S 4B8
(514) 342-7001
Between the years of 1970 to 1980, followers of Ahlill Bait (P.B.U.T) started to arrive to Montreal Canada, especially from Iraq in small numbers. Activities were made at home. In between the years of 1980 to 1985 the number increased in a noticeable way among new immigrants, students as well as refugees. Therefore, we had to rent an apartment in the year of 1983 in the area of Walkley. There were gathering every Thursday evening for dua'a Kumail, in the months of Ramadan and Muharam and Ulamaa (scholars) were invited. In the year of 1985, an apartment was rented in the area of Plamondon. Contacts were made with new arriving families. Ihtifalat (religious celebrations) were made at schools and universities. 
Ahlillbait Mosque is described as super and welcoming by some customers. Others express their enjoyment of spending Eid Mubarak there. 
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4139 Rue Jean-Talon O, Montréal, H4P 1W6
(514) 739-3856
churches, Associations religieuses & groupes confessionnels, Services communautaires et Organisations, Famille et communauté, Religious, Membership Organizations, Mosque, Religiou Organizations, Religious Organizations, Organization The Bilal Islamic Centre of Quebec Incorporated in Montréal is frequently praised by customers for its role as a local mosque and nice place to pray. Several visitors express gratitude for the mosque and its facilities, referring to it as a musala. Some customers have noted the importance of relying on Allah rather than door codes for mosque entry. A few reviews express disappointment with the mosque's frequency of operation. 
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40 Port Royal Est, AHUNTSIC, Montréal, H3L 1H7
(514) 381-6827
moslem mosque church, Famille et communauté, Mosquées, Mosques, Mosque, Religious Organizations, Services communautaires et Organisations, Religious organization, religious organisations 
10555 St Laurent Blvd, AHUNTSIC, Montréal, H3L 2P5
(514) 385-3443
religious organisations, Religious Organizations, Associations et Organisations, Services professionnels, Mosques, Organismes commerciaux, moslem mosque church, Mosque 
692, rue Jean-Talon O, Montréal, H3N 1R8
(514) 276-2459
This mosque is frequently described as beautiful by visitors. The interior lighting is a notable feature, drawing comparisons to other mosques in the area. The atmosphere is peaceful and conducive to prayer. Parking may be a challenge, but overall, the location is suitable. The imam is praised for his services. 
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7220 Hutchison St, Montréal, H3N 1Z1
(514) 278-8441
Mosque Assuna Annabawiyah Montreal is a mosque appreciated for its accessibility and availability of facilities for prayer. Some visitors had issues with the timing of prayers and found the mosque to be spacious with friendly community. However, there were concerns about the mosque being locked at times. 
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3005 Bd Cartier O, Laval, H7V 1J3
(450) 681-2133
Centre Aljisr is described as a clean and peaceful place of worship where all prayers are conducted. Visitors have complimented its special and safe environment. 
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810 RUE SAINT-ROCH, MARCONI-ALEXANDRA, Montréal, H3N 1L4
(514) 272-9509
Membership Organizations, Mosque, Religious organizations Customers express their appreciation for Assn. Faizan-e-Madina, frequently using phrases like 'good', 'Subhanallah', and 'great'. Some praise the iftar experience as 'approbatory' and 'amazing', encouraging all members of the Muslim community to visit. 
