Islamic Foundation of Toronto - Ramadan 2016 Timetable

Hilal Committee of Toronto - Ramadan 2014 / 1435 - First day of Fasting will be Sunday 29th of June, 2014

Ramadan 1435 - #Toronto

There have been no confirmed sightings of the new crescent in the parameters of the Hilal Committee on the eve of Friday June 27th, 2014 (29th Shabaan 1435), therefore the Hilal Committee of the GTA officially declares Shaban to complete 30 days and Ramadan will begin on Sunday 29th of June, 2014.

RAMADAN KAREEM TO ONE AND ALL.

First Taraweeh will be on Saturday 28th June, 2014
First day of Fasting will be Sunday 29th of June, 2014. 

http://hilalcommittee.com/

Markham - 2014 - Ramadan Timetable: Masjid Darul Iman

2014 Ramadan Timetable - Markham - Masjid Darul Iman

Islamic Institute of Toronto - 2014 Ramadan Calendar

Islamic Institute of Toronto - 2014 Ramadan Calendar

Islamic Foundation of Toronto - 2014 Ramadan Timetable #Ramadan

Islamic Foundation of Toronto 2014 Ramadan Timetable

http://www.islamicfoundation.ca/uploads/mjMt2EzPPLb88CRLOnmb_A/IyL1irPrmIxpMj42PTjLQA/Ramadan_2014_Timetable.pdf

#Ramadan 2012 timetable / calendar for #Markham from Masjid Darul Iman

#Ramadan 2012 timetable / calendar for #Scarborough from Abu Bakr Masjid (SMA)

Ramadan 2012 - #Brampton Makki Masjid Isha & Taraweeh salat times

Ramadan Isha & Tarawih Times

Ramadan Day & Date Azan Iqama Tarawih 01 to 11 Fri July 20 to Tue July 31 10:35 pm 10:45 pm 10:55 pm 12 to 21 Wed Aug 01 to Fri Aug 10 10:16 pm 10:30 pm 10:40 pm 22 to 30 Sat Aug 11 to Sat Aug 18 10:00 pm 10:15 pm 10:25 pm

Eid ul Fitr     Eid ul Fitr maybe on Aug 19 or Aug 20 depending on Moon sighting.

Eid Salat Times 1st Eid Salat 7:30 am 2nd Eid Salat 9:00 am 3rd Eid Salat 10:30 am Ramadan Parking available at the church next to the masjid and Tall Pines school North of the masjid. Ramadan Parking Notice Please DO NOT Double Park your car to avoid being towed away.  All brothers and sisters are requested to park according to the rules and kindly do not block anyone.

#Ramadan 2012 #Toronto Timetable / Calendar from Madina Masjid

#Ramadan 1433/ 2012 Moon Sighting Information for Toronto (GTA)

No Valid Sighting Reports. Shaban will complete 30 days.

Ramadan 1st Day of Fasting will be on Saturday 21st July, 2012.

RAMADAN MUBARAK!

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There have been no confirmed sightings of the new crescent in the parameters of the Hilal Committee on the eve of Thursday July 19th, 2012 (29th Shabaan 1433), therefore the Hilal Committee of the GTA officially declares Shaban to complete 30 days and Ramadan will start on Saturday 21st of July, 2012.

RAMADAN KAREEM TO ONE AND ALL.

First Taraweeh will be on Friday 20th July, 2012
First day of Fasting is on Saturday 21st July, 2012.

Jame Abu Bakr Siddique Masjid (Scarborough) Sadaqat ul Fitr info + Registration Now Open for Islamic Studies Classes

Notices

Sadaqat ul Fitr

• Sadaqat ul Fitr should be paid before the 27th of Ramadan, for it to be distributed to the needy by Eid. Sadaqat ul Fitr is $5 per person.

Upcoming Isha time change

• 21st to 30th Ramadhan - Isha Adhan 9:30pm, Jamat 9:45pm

Registration Now Open for Islamic Studies Classes - Forms available online or in office

• Full-time Hifz - 8:30am to 3:30pm Monday to Friday
• Alim/Alimah Class - 4:30 to 7:15pm Monday to Friday
• Evening Madrasah 5pm to 7:15pm Monday to Friday (Age 5 to 14)
• Sunday School - 10am to 2pm Sundays (Age 5 to 17)

Part-time Teachers Needed

• Ja'me Abu Bakr Siddique require part-time teachers (Alim/Alimah) for the Evening Madrasah. Please see the SMA Job Posting

Scarborough Muslim Association, Jame Abu Bakr Siddique Masjid

2665 Lawrence Ave. East
Scarborough, ON
M1P 2S2
CANADA
Tel: (416) 750-2253
Fax: (416) 750-1616
www.smacanada.ca

#Ramadan 4th Annual Iftar event on Tuesday August 24th at Nathan Phillips Square - 7:30pm

TARIC Islamic Centre and The World Islamic Call Society invites you to their 4th Annual Iftar Event on TUESDAY AUGUST 24,2010
Program starts at 7:30 p.m. at Nathan Philip Square, Toronto City Hall Bring your family and friends especially non Muslims

Statement by President Obama on the Occasion of Ramadan #Ramadan #Fasting

Source: http://www.whitehouse.gov/the-press-office/2010/08/11/statement-president-occasion-ramadan

The White House

Office of the Press Secretary

For Immediate Release

August 11, 2010

Statement by the President on the Occasion of Ramadan

On behalf of the American people, Michelle and I want to extend our best wishes to Muslims in America and around the world. Ramadan Kareem.

Ramadan is a time when Muslims around the world reflect upon the wisdom and guidance that comes with faith, and the responsibility that human beings have to one another, and to God. This is a time when families gather, friends host iftars, and meals are shared. But Ramadan is also a time of intense devotion and reflection – a time when Muslims fast during the day and pray during the night; when Muslims provide support to others to advance opportunity and prosperity for people everywhere. For all of us must remember that the world we want to build – and the changes that we want to make – must begin in our own hearts, and our own communities.

These rituals remind us of the principles that we hold in common, and Islam’s role in advancing justice, progress, tolerance, and the dignity of all human beings. Ramadan is a celebration of a faith known for great diversity and racial equality. And here in the United States, Ramadan is a reminder that Islam has always been part of America and that American Muslims have made extraordinary contributions to our country. And today, I want to extend my best wishes to the 1.5 billion Muslims around the world – and your families and friends – as you welcome the beginning of Ramadan.

I look forward to hosting an Iftar dinner celebrating Ramadan here at the White House later this week, and wish you a blessed month.

May God’s peace be upon you.

Source: http://www.whitehouse.gov/the-press-office/2010/08/11/statement-president-occasion-ramadan

2010 / 1431 Ramadan (Toronto) timetable / calendar - Jam'e Masjid Markham - download Ramadan timetable

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2900 Denison Street

(Denison St. & Middlefield Rd.)

Markham, ON L3R4J8

info@markhammasjid.ca
http://www.markhammasjid.ca

IFTAAR IN MADINA MUNAWWARA - Masjid Nabawi: Ramadan 2009

Fasting six days during the month of Shawal after Eid al Fitr - Hadith

Fasting Six days of the month of Shawwal

It is highly recommended to fast six days of the month of Shawwal, as this is an act which results in abundant reward. Those who want to fast can fast after `Eid Al-Fitr any six days during Shawwal. It is not required to fast six days continuously without any interruption. One can fast according to convenience any time during the month. Fasting six days of the month of Shawwal and its reward is mentioned in following hadith Aboo Ayyoob al-Ansaaree narrated: Allaah’s Messenger, sallallaahu `alayhi wa sallam, said: "He who fasts Ramadhaan, and six of Shawwaal, it will be (in terms of rewards) as if the fasted a whole year." [Reported by Muslim, at-Tirmidhee, Aboo Daawood, Ahmad, Ibn Maajah] Why the fasting of six days of Shawwal after Ramadhaan equates that of the whole year? Some scholars say that the good deed is rewarded ten times. Thus fasting six days is like fasting 60 days, added to 30 days of Ramadhaan times 10 (i.e. 300) it makes it a year. Also, you should not do the voluntary fast if you have a day or days to make up from Ramadhaan. Rather, you should begin by making up that which you have (outstanding) from Ramadhaan, then do the voluntary fast. Allah knows best Full-screen Abu Huraira Center 270 Yorkland Blvd. North York, Ontario M2J 5C9 Canada Phone: 416-752-1200 Fax: 416-752-1168 http://www.abuhuraira.org Get directions: To here - From here Search nearby - Zoom here

Eid ul-Fitra - Sunday Sept 20th, 2009, International Muslims Organization of Toronto

IMO will be observing Eid ul-Fitr on September 20th, 2009. This date has been fixed. Following are the details for the programs on the day of Eid ul-Fitr:

The first program will start at 8:00am. The khateeb for the first program will be Imam Ayman Taher.

The second program will start at 10:00am. The khateeb for the second program will be Shaikh Shazaad Mohammed (From Medina).

The first program (8:00am) will be broadcast (audio only) over the Internet and on the radio. For the Internet broadcast click on the following link: http://focusislam.com/ and select the "ONLINE RADIO 24/7"; icon. The radio broadcast can be heard on AM 770

Bags will be provided for your shoes. Please come early and follow the directions of the parking attendants.

Remember to pay your Zakaat and Fitra as you enter the Mosque. Fitra has been calculated at $8.00 per person.

The Board of Directors of IMO wish to extend a happy and joyous Eid Mubarak! to you and your family. Please remember us in your duas.

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International Muslims Organization of Toronto

65 Rexdale Blvd. Toronto ON M9W 1P1
Phone:(416) 742-6776

http://www.imooftoronto.com/

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Eid Al Fitr Festival - Toronto: CNE - Sunday Sept 20th 9am-6pm

Celebrate Eid with over 10,000 Muslims at the CNE

Download the Eid Al-Fitr Flyer

• 24 Years of Tradition

The Muslim Association of Canada has held the largest Eid Festivals in Canada for the last 23 years in the GTA ...

• Festival Location and Parking

Eid Al-Fitr Festival will take place at the CNE Direct Energy Center on September 20, 2009 ...

• Festival Program and Admission

Free admission to a spectacular day of celebration including a carnival with many fun-filled rides, shows, sport tournaments and a variety of international cuisines.

• Festival Outreach

As part of the spirit of Eid MAC believes in giving back to community. Get involved in our Food Drive and Family Sponsorship.

24 Years of Tradition

The Eid Festivals are celebrations of the two major Muslim holidays: Eid Al Fitr and Eid Al Adha. The Festivals are full day events starting with a large congregational prayer, followed by a day of family fun and entertainment.
The Muslim Association of Canada (MAC) has held the largest Eid Festivals in Canada for the last 23 years in the GTA. Last year the Eid Festivals were held at the Rogers Center and Direct Energy Center. The Eid Festivals offer spectacular celebrations including a carnival of with many fun-filled rides, shows, sport tournaments and a variety of international cuisines.
Many businesses come together in our unique bazaar to showcase their products and services to the community. The Muslim Association of Canada would like to invite you to join this grand celebration that has become a fabric of Ontario's heritage and Toronto's multicultural mosaic. The Event has had over 10,000 attendees come together to celebrate Eid which is an amazing sight for anyone to witness. The Festival provides a unique oppurtunity for your children to experiencea true sense of Eid.

To read more on the Muslim Association of Canada visit out website www.macnet.ca

Festival Location and Parking

Location:
CNE - Direct Energy Center

Directions:

By Car:
The Canadian National Exhibition is located near the heart of downtown Toronto on the shore of Lake Ontario. Take the Toronto bound Queen Elizabeth Way or Lakeshore Boulevard and follow the signs to the CNE/Exhibition Place.

Go Transit:
Take the Lakeshore GO Train to the Exhibition station. GO Trains on the Lakeshore line take you right to the CNE gates.

TTC:
From Union Subway Station: 509 Harbourfront Streetcar West
From Bathurst Subway Station: 511 Bathurst Streetcar South
From Dufferin Subway Station: 29 Dufferin Bus South

Parking:

Parking is available for $10 directly across and underneath the Direct Energy Center.

Festival Program and Admission

Festival Program:

8:30 am - Doors Open
10:00 am - Prayer Begins
11:00 am - Carnival Starts
6:00 pm - Doors Close

Admission:
The event is free admission for everyone! This is a special celebration for your family and the community at large and MAC would like to ensure that is accessible to everyone across the GTA. Please note that carnical passes and food will be sold.

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The meaning of "i'tikaaf" during Ramadan

The meaning of "i'tikaaf" and its ruling
I'tikaaf is for a person to confine himself to the masjid in obedience to Allah (Subhaanahu wa Ta'aala) so as to separate himself from the people and free himself (from the chores of daily life) to exert himself in worshiping Allah. This can take place in any masjid, whether it is a masjid in which people gather for the Jumu'ah prayer or not. However, it is better (to perform the i'tikaaf) in a masjid in which the people gather for the Jumu'ah prayer so that one performing i'tikaaf is not forced to leave the masjid (in which he is doing i'tikaaf) to go to another masjid for the Jumu'ah prayer.

The conditions of i'tikaaf
I'tikaaf is prescribed in a masjid in which the congregational prayer is established. If the person in i'tikaaf is from those upon whom Friday prayers are obligatory and the length of his i'tikaaf includes a Friday, then it is better to be in a masjid in which Friday prayers are established. Fasting is not (a) necessary (part of it). The sunnah is that he does not visit the sick during his i'tikaaf and that he does not answer the invitation, nor fulfil the needs of his family. He should not witness the funeral (by following it) and he should not go to work outside the masjid. This is due to what has been authenticated on the authority of 'Aa.ishah (radhi-yallaahu `anhaa) that she said: ((the sunnah for he who is in i'tikaaf is that he does not visit the sick nor witness a funeral, nor touch a woman (his wife), nor have intercourse with her nor leave to fulfill a need except that which is necessary)).

When a person in i'tikaaf leaves his i'tikaaf
The person in i'tikaaf leaves i'tikaaf once Ramadan finishes and it finishes as the sun sets the night prior to `Eid. He enters i'tikaaf at sunset (prior) to the 20th day of Ramadan. This is so as the last ten (nights) of Ramadan start from sunset of the night (prior) to the 20th day of Ramadan and ends at sunset of the night (prior) to `Eid.

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