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Islamic Centre of Bowmanville

Community & Nonprofit

Islamic Centre of Bowmanville branded quote graphic (Quran 39:53)
Islamic Centre of Bowmanville

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Faith Communities · Clarington

About This Business

The Islamic Centre of Bowmanville is a registered Canadian charity (CRA 814790580 RR 0001) established to create a dedicated place of worship and community for Bowmanville's Muslims. It purchased an 11,000+ sq ft building at 4 Division Street in December 2024 to serve as a hub for religious, educational and social activities, with space for 400+ worshippers, children's education classes, a library, counselling and community events. The masjid is now open for daily salah; Jumuah speech begins 1:45pm with iqamah at 2:00pm. Offerings include Islamic education for children and adults (Quranic studies, Arabic language, Islamic history), family and youth support, community outreach, and interfaith dialogue. Contact: icb.donate@gmail.com (as published on the Centre's official website).

Business Details

Category
Community & Nonprofit
Municipality
Clarington
Address
4 Division Street, Bowmanville, ON L1C 2Z1
Website
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Email
icb.donate@gmail.com
Phone
Not provided

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