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  • Jami Mosque in Toronto

  • Jami Mosque in Toronto

    Jami Mosque is one of the oldest mosques in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The building that houses the mosque was originally constructed in 1930 AD by John Francis Brown & Son as the High Park Presbyterian Church. In 1969 AD, the Muslim Society of Toronto acquired the building—thanks to support from King Faisal of Saudi Arabia—to serve as a permanent home for the city's growing Muslim community, making it Toronto’s first permanent mosque.
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    Jami Mosque in Toronto
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    Jami Mosque in Toronto

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    Mosques and Islamic Buildings

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    Canada

    Ontario

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    20th Century AD

    Christian

    Islamic

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    Islamic Monuments

     

     

     

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