Masjid Al-Farooq is one of the oldest mosques in Mississauga but I don't think the new building was…read morethought and designed to accommodate the amount of crowd it gets on Fridays and in Ramadan. Although the property is of a decent size but the actual area of the mosque is small. The mosque is built nice and is well equipped with technology. Parking is a very big problem here especially on Friday prayers and Ramadan, the city does allow cars to be parked on Terry Fox street so you are better off parking there and walking a little bit. Due to huge crowd they do squeeze in as many rows as possible. If you can't get in then you will be praying outside if weather permitting. The do have lot of youth programs and also perform other services.

Beautiful Masjid Mashallah, only issue is the parking especially in Ramadhan and Jumma prayers. But…read morethe management is managing the issues really well.

This is quite a decent size Masjid and can accommodate quite a good number of people especially on…read moreFriday prayers. There is parking but it does get full on Fridays but I have seen people parking on the Herseys side and walking a little bit on Fridays. They usually have their Eid prayers in Hershey Centre Sportsplex.

Excellent masjid, either for the 5 daily prayers, or for Jummah, or Ramadan…read more Excellent community atmosphere. The mosque itself is large and spacious, and can accommodate many people, even in its basement. The imam is also great!

Masjid is in Good location.Clean and neat. Vide parking range.Go Parking is available because…read moreMasjid administration has agreement with go to use parking. Well organised administration, too many activities,food bank,book store,Youth league, womenleague and different classese for kids and adults makes environment attrective.

Wonderful Mosque and programs for children. Space for ladies is limited, but the Jaamat is very…read morewelcoming. Most speeches, etc., are in Urdu and translated into English. I like this Masajid and its programs. Sincere prayers are that Ya Raabil Alameen give them success in every undertaking. Ameen.

This is an older review, but still relevant. I was living in the area around 2003. This mosque is…read morevery active and trying to encourage the local Muslims to practice their deen. They had numerous imams. The recitations during prayer was superb. Large spacious area. Majority Urdu speaking community. Alhamdulillah

Overall nice masjid…read more Ulema are good and community is also good. Madrasa is busy, but it's frustrating to pray when there are 3-4 classes taking place in the prayer area. Makes it worse when the teachers of those classes are yelling obnoxiously too. The masjid doesn't offer enough english programs, and you get a feeling it mainly caters to an older urdu speaking group of men. This is a turn off for young'ins, and for those who don't share that culture. Mufti Ibrahim Qureshi is a very cool scholar who has worked with youth throughout his life and they are lucky to have him there. It's unfortunate that recently he has announced he's leaving. Path to Piety is another huge event for this masjid and usually takes place during the Easter weekend. The masjid doesn't look very fancy from the outside, but it relatively neat inside.

This is a Turkish mosque in Mississauga and it's very good there because of the iftari and they…read moreserve ifrari in different sizes of box. the big one for the size of an adult and the small one for the size of an kid.

Meh. Not glorious Easy to find a cab, decent swarma nearbyread more

Taric stands for Toronto And Region Islamic Congregation. I have been praying the Juma (Friday)…read moreprayers. The mosque is very nice, clean and extremely spacious. The thing I love is that parking is not a problem here, there plenty of parking space on their lot, street and a massive lot (where we are allow to park) across the mosque. The management manages the mosque well and announcements are done timing and quick. The Friday Imans are changed every week, which I like as you get much more variety of knowledge and information. They facilitate all the prayers and involve the community in lot of fun projects, gatherings and fundraisings. They also have various educational programs for all ages and an Islamic library, check the website for full listing.

A jewel in TO and in every city where these temple exists. Even if you are an atheist I would…read morerecommend you visit this temple to see the hand stoned carved temple, not only marble but even with wood. Just pure beauty. You have to cover your knees and shoulders while visiting and remove your shoes when you enter. The spiritual portion is one story up and the museum is on main (you may skip) There is snack shop that is not for profit that sells amazing snacks to take home. Must visit. There is a gift shop as well.

Amazing place to visit. Sayona Food is all time favourite and quality 101% pure. Worth going to…read moresuch place where you can accomplish your desired taste