London Muslim Mosque

About London Muslim Mosque

London Muslim Mosque is a Muslim place of worship located on Oxford Street West in the Cherryhill neighbourhood of London, Ontario. Serving the Muslim community in London and the surrounding areas, it is recognized as the first mosque in Ontario and the second in Canada. The mosque began its efforts in the 1950s and officially opened its doors in 1964. It describes itself as a holistic Islamic community focused on education, jurisprudence, and social activities. The mosque offers a variety of community services, including prayer times, youth activities, and programs for families and seniors. It features a library, a gym, and an upper and lower hall. For those seeking religious guidance, the mosque provides Islamic consultation with Senior Imam Sheikh Mohamed Al-Jammali. These confidential sessions can address topics such as Islamic rulings on inheritance, Wills, Zakat calculation, and personal challenges like spiritual crises or marital discord. Additionally, the mosque provides funeral transfer services for the Muslim community, which include professional staff services, documentation, and electronic funeral notices. Other amenities include LMM Sports, which organizes various games for different age groups, and a Zakat committee that assists with cases from an Islamic perspective. The mosque invites both Muslims and non-Muslims to visit and connect with the community. For those attending Friday prayers, the mosque provides two prayer sessions at fixed times throughout the year. Visitors are asked to use the designated parking area or the nearby Cherryhill Mall. Appointments for the Imam can be booked in-person or virtually, though walk-ins are also welcome.