About
About Us
Welcome to Farooq Azam Mosque, a place of spiritual serenity and community unity. Nestled in the heart of Ottawa, our mosque stands as a symbol of inclusivity and interfaith harmony. Explore our vibrant community and discover the warmth and diversity that make us truly unique.
Mission statement
“At Farooq Azam Mosque, our mission is to foster a welcoming and inclusive space for spiritual growth, interfaith dialogue, and community empowerment. We are dedicated to promoting unity, understanding, and compassion among our diverse congregation and the broader community. Through faith, education, and outreach, we aim to create a harmonious environment that celebrates diversity and serves as a beacon of peace and unity for all.”
Our Vision
To be a vibrant center of Islamic faith and learning, uniting the community through worship, education, and service.
We envision a mosque that inspires spiritual growth, fosters unity, nurtures the next generation of Muslims, and promotes peace, compassion, and social justice for all.
Our Mission
Our mosque serves as a spiritual and community center for Muslims in the region. With regular prayers, educational programs, youth activities, and outreach initiatives, we aim to promote the teachings of Islam and build a united, compassionate community.
Our Philosophy
Knowledge
Understanding
Worship
Spirituality
Service
Community
Purpose & Objectives
Islamic Supreme Council of Canada was established in the year 2000 in Calgary, Alberta.
Purpose: To educate Canadians about the beliefs and traditions of Islam and remove misunderstandings being spread about Islam and Muslims by Islamophobes and misguided Muslims.
Objectives: To establish Islamic institutions; Masajid, Foodbanks, Schools, Gyms, Youth and Family Counselling. Insha Allah, an Islamic University in the near future.
To preach and practice the unanimously agreed upon (Ijma’) guidance and interpretation of Islamic teachings by the overwhelming majority of Ahlul Sunnah Wal Jama’h scholars throughout the last fifteen centuries.
To unite Muslims of various schools of thought on political, economical, and social issues.
To cooperate and collaborate with other faith groups for making Canadian society the best model for the world where the differences in beliefs and opinions inspire dialogues, not hate or violence.
To help and guide the Canadian government on global issues faced by Muslims across the world such as Palestine, Kashmir, Indian Muslims, Uyghur Muslims, Rohingya Muslims, Yemen, Afghanistan, Syria, etc.
