There are 3 Jumu'ah prayers offered on campus. Two are offered in Hart House back to back at the same location, while one is offered in the Multifaith Centre. The Jumu'ah prayer schedule is subject to change due to special holidays/other circumstances where less Jumu'ah prayers may be available. Please consult the website and Facebook page for updates on the schedule.
Hart House Jumu'ah
Address: 7 Hart House Circle, Toronto, ON Prayer Space: Hart House Debates Room, 2nd Floor Prayer Times (During Daylight Savings): First Jummah: 1:20 Second Jummah: 2:20 Prayer Times (Outside Daylight Savings): First Jummah: 12:20 Second Jummah: 1:20 Muslim Ablution Facilities: Available on 2nd Floor Bathrooms (Separate Facilities for Brothers and Sisters) Estimated Capacity: 200 |
Multifaith Centre Jumu'ah
Address: 569 Spadina Cres c, Toronto, ON M5S 2J7, Canada Prayer Space: Main Activity Hall – 2nd Floor Prayer Time (During Daylight Savings): 1:20 Prayer Time (Outside Daylight Savings): 12:20 Muslim Ablution Facilities: Available on 2nd Floor (Separate Facilities for Brothers and Sisters) Estimated Capacity: 150 |
Robarts Library
Robarts Library’s meditation room will certainly fill the void for students in the library seeking to attend their religious needs, conveniently without exiting the building. This meditation room is located in the eighth floor. The prayer room is located in the centre of the floor, number 8045.
Address: 130 St. George St., Toronto, ON Prayer Space: 8th Floor, Room 8045 (Multi-Faith Prayer Room) Muslim Ablution Facilities: N/A Estimated Capacity: 40 |
BAHEN CENTRE FOR INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
A multi-use space for prayer is available in the Bahen Centre. This space is very convenient for engineering students attending classes in nearby buildings such as Galbraith, Sandford Fleming, or Bahen itself. Congregational prayers are common in this space.
Address: 40 St. George Street, Toronto, ON Prayer Space: Room 1255, Opposite to Mega Bites Cafe Muslim Ablution Facilities: N/A Estimated Capacity: 60 |
EMMANUEL COLLEGE
Emmanuel College’s Muslim prayer space is located in the heart of Victory University. Students will find this space convenient if they attend lectures in this area, such as the Isabel Bader Theatre, Northrop Frye or even the EJ Pratt Library. Dedicated Ablution facilities for Brothers and Sisters can be found in the same floor (Room 004).
Address: 75 Queens Park Crescent East, Toronto, ON Prayer Space: Muslim Prayer Room 1st Floor Basement, Room 006. Muslim Ablution facilities: Available on Same floor; Room 004 (Separate Facilities for Brothers and Sisters) Estimated Capacity: 70 |
MULTI-FAITH CENTRE (LOCATED IN THE KOFFLER HOUSE)
Multi-faith Centre represents the capital for spiritual enlightenment on campus. A meditation room used for daily prayers is located in the second floor. There are Muslim ablution facilities for brothers and sisters also available on the same floor.
Address: 14 Bancroft Ave, Toronto, ON Prayer Space: Meditation Room on 2nd floor Muslim Ablution Facilities: Available on 2nd Floor (Separate Facilities for Brothers and Sisters) Estimated Capacity: 20 |
MEDICAL SCIENCES BUILDING
DALLA LANA SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH
JOHN H. DANIELS FACULTY OF ARCHITECTURE, LANDSCAPE & DESIGN
LESLIE DAN PHARMACY BUILDING
The Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy building can be found at 144 College St. steps away from Queens Park subway station. The prayer room can be found in the second floor of the basement, just past the student lounge at room B220.
Address: 144 College Street, Toronto, ON Prayer Space: 2nd Basement Floor – between student lounge and auditorium. Room B220 Muslim Ablution Facilities: N/A Estimated Capacity: 10 |
ONTARIO INSTITUTE FOR STUDIES IN EDUCATION (OISE)
The Ontario Institute for Studies in Education (OISE) can be found at 252 Bloor St W. This prayer room contains a prayer partition between brothers and sisters and a number of books are available. It is most convenient for students having classes in the northern part of the campus around Bloor Street.
Address: 252 Bloor Street West, Toronto, ON Prayer Space: Room 3-210 (Reflection Room) Muslim Ablution Facilities: N/A Estimated Capacity: 15 |
SUSSEX CLUBHOUSE
The UofT Clubhouse can be found in 21 Sussex Avenue. The prayer room is located in the fifth floor of the Sussex Clubhouse. The prayer room is located in close proximity to the MSA office, located in Suite 505.
Address: 21 Sussex Avenue, Toronto, ON Prayer space: Room 508 Muslim Ablution Facilities: N/A Estimated Capacity: 20 |
ROTMAN SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT
GERSTEIN CENTRE FOR INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
multi-faith prayer space (gerald larkin building)
Sidney Smith
The prayer room in Sidney Smith is located in the 1st Floor, Room 1091 and serves as a Multi-Faith Prayer Room.
Address: 100 St George St, Toronto, ON M5S 3G3
Muslim Ablution Facilities: N/A
Estimated Capacity: 10
Address: 100 St George St, Toronto, ON M5S 3G3
Muslim Ablution Facilities: N/A
Estimated Capacity: 10
Gerald larkin building (buttery cafe)
The prayer space in the Gerald Larkin Building, adjacent to the Buttery Cafe and next to an accessible bathroom, can be found on the Main Floor.
Address: 15 Devonshire Pl, Toronto, ON M5S 2C8
Muslim Ablution Facilities: N/A
Estimated Capacity: 25
Address: 15 Devonshire Pl, Toronto, ON M5S 2C8
Muslim Ablution Facilities: N/A
Estimated Capacity: 25
Welcome to the University of Toronto! While we don’t have an official housing program at the MSA, we realize that searching for housing around UofT or finding a Muslim roommate can be difficult, so we put together some resources to help you out.
First of all, we have a brothers’ and sisters’ housing groups which you can join and make a post in. People are generally looking for roommates and places to stay the summer months leading up to September, so that’s a good time to be looking. Secondly, you can look into classified sites like Kijiji, Craigslist and Toronto Roomates to find what you’re looking for. Lastly, the University of Toronto offers a student housing service that you are definitely recommended to look into. You can find it here.
First of all, we have a brothers’ and sisters’ housing groups which you can join and make a post in. People are generally looking for roommates and places to stay the summer months leading up to September, so that’s a good time to be looking. Secondly, you can look into classified sites like Kijiji, Craigslist and Toronto Roomates to find what you’re looking for. Lastly, the University of Toronto offers a student housing service that you are definitely recommended to look into. You can find it here.
Muslim Chaplaincy
The Muslim Chaplaincy at the University of Toronto engages Muslim youth by providing an inclusive space for them to foster a meaningful Muslim identity, enriched and supported by quality educational and counseling services. Muslim Chaplaincy offers free counseling, classes and programming with 3 chaplains.
The Muslim Chaplaincy at the University of Toronto engages Muslim youth by providing an inclusive space for them to foster a meaningful Muslim identity, enriched and supported by quality educational and counseling services. Muslim Chaplaincy offers free counseling, classes and programming with 3 chaplains.
Drug Rehab - Addiction Support
Drug Rehab is a web resource that helps those fighting substance abuse and addiction. https://www.drugrehab.com/addiction/ |
NISA
Call toll free 1-888-315-NISA. This is a recent initiative by Mercy Mission, as part of their Women’s Resource Centre. A Muslim Women’s helpline, it is open Monday to Wednesday, from 7-9pm, and Thursday and Friday morning, from 10-12pm. It can be used by anyone in Canada. OISE Psychology Clinic
OISE Psychology Clinic: 252 Bloor St. W.; (416) 978-0654. Sliding scale psychotherapy is provided to individual adults by Counselling Psychology graduate students who are supervised by licensed Psychologists. The clinic is open from September through April. Low cost, with sliding scale; this service is free for University of Toronto students. http://www.oise.utoronto.ca/psychservices/ |
Naseeha Muslim Youth Helpline
Call toll free- 1-866-627-3342 or visit http://www.naseeha.org/. Modelled after the mainstream Kids Help Phone, operating from the city of Mississauga nightly from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m., Monday to Friday Young Muslims’ Hotline
Call 416.623.9080 or visit http://web.youngmuslims.ca/. The YMH features options such as media inquiries, Naseeha Muslim Youth Helpline, Ask the Scholar, Academics Services & much more. |