About Ebu Bekir
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About Our Centre
Ebu Bekir Islamic Centre was established in 2005 as a non-profit organization and is federally registered in Canada as a charitable organization.
Located in Hamilton, Ontario, the centre provides a dedicated space for daily worship, Islamic education, charitable outreach and community connection. Our aim is to serve Muslims of all ages while contributing positively to the wider community.





A place to worship, learn and serve.
The centre maintains a permanent place of worship for the five daily prayers, seven days a week, throughout the year. It also supports religious learning for youth and adults and charitable initiatives for people in need.
Charitable Registration No. 842365470-RR0001
- Five daily prayers, seven days a week
- Men's prayer area with Wudu and Ghusul
- Ladies' prayer area with Wudu facilities
- Islamic education for youth and adults
- Community hall, tables, chairs and kitchen
- Charitable and interfaith outreach
Our Community Role
Ebu Bekir Islamic Centre is intended to be more than a prayer space. By combining worship, education, charitable service and community events, the centre works to strengthen faith while building respectful relationships across Hamilton's diverse community.
Our Mission
Our mission is to serve the local community by providing a dedicated space for daily worship, fostering spiritual growth through comprehensive Islamic education for all ages, and uplifting those in need through targeted charitable outreach.
We are committed to advancing the faith of Islam while actively cultivating interfaith harmony, mutual understanding and collaborative relationships within our diverse society.
Worship
Maintain a welcoming and consistent place for the five daily prayers throughout the year.
Education
Foster Islamic learning and spiritual growth for both youth and adult learners.
Service
Support people in need through focused charitable and community benevolence initiatives.
Understanding
Cultivate interfaith harmony, mutual understanding and collaborative relationships.
Our Objectives
Four core objectives guide how Ebu Bekir Islamic Centre serves the local community.
Maintain a permanent place of worship to facilitate the five daily prayers, seven days a week, throughout the entire year.
Undertake charitable activities to support the local community, including the procurement and distribution of clothing and essential household items to individuals in need.
Operate a part-time educational institution dedicated to teaching Islamic principles, history and theology to youth and adult learners.
Promote the advancement of the Islamic faith by establishing and participating in initiatives designed to foster interfaith dialogue, mutual understanding and collaborative relationships.