Your dedicated spiritual hub for the Shia community in Milton, Ontario. We keep the Shia Muslims engaged and spiritually connected throughout the year.
To nurture a spiritually enlightened, socially responsible, and economically empowered community, especially its youth, guided by the teachings of Al-Qur’an and Ahlulbayt (a.s.), through education, service, and engagement.
To build a vibrant center where faith, knowledge, and compassion empower our youth and families to become active contributors to society, inspiring lifelong learning, community engagement, and collective prosperity.
We currently provide congregational prayers (Sala'at Ba Jamaa'at), focusing on Friday prayers and Maghreb'ain. Our goal is to establish regular five-time prayers with community support.
Under the leadership of our Resident A'alim, we provide authentic Islamic teachings and spiritual counseling to community members of all ages.
We organize Majalis during Ashra-e Muharram and other significant dates in the Shia Islamic calendar, serving the spiritual needs of our community.
Special programs to help youth deepen their understanding of the faith, the significance of Ahlul Bayt (a.s.), and foundational Islamic practices.
Structured classes for children and youth covering Quran recitation, Tajweed, Fiqh, Aqaid, Akhlaq, Seerat al-Masumeen, and Duas & Ziyarat—designed to nurture faith and character.
Daily educational talks, community iftar arrangements in collaboration with sponsors, and congregational prayers that strengthen faith and community bonds.
Weekly and monthly lecture series, discussion circles, and family gatherings that integrate learning, reflection, and community connection—often with shared meals.
Initiatives that build bridges with neighbours and local organizations, fostering mutual respect, understanding, and civic engagement in Milton and the Halton Region.
A growing collection of books and digital resources to encourage daily learning, research, and personal development for all ages.
Seminars and mentoring opportunities that connect students with professionals in fields like medicine, engineering, and technology—supporting academic success and life skills.
Organized distributions of essential items (non-perishable food, clothing) for families in need, coordinated by volunteers and supported by community donations.
Coaching and support for resumes, job search strategies, and interview prep, with mock interviews and tailored feedback for newcomers and job seekers.
Confidential support for families and individuals—spiritual guidance, mentoring, and counselling offered by our Resident Scholar and trained volunteers.
Many programs are live-streamed or recorded (Zoom/YouTube) to ensure accessibility for seniors, families with young children, and members across the GTHA.
Programs are delivered in English, Urdu, Arabic, and Persian to serve our diverse community and make learning accessible to all age groups.
Our Resident A'alim is a highly qualified Shia scholar from Qum, Iran, bringing a wealth of knowledge and deep understanding of religious matters. Fluent in Persian, Urdu, Punjabi, Arabic, and English, he is well-equipped to engage with our diverse community.
Under his guidance, we regularly organize Majalis and educational programs, helping community members of all ages strengthen their connection with the teachings of Ahlul Bayt (a.s.).