Interfaith Visit
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Ramadan 2026
Premier Doug Ford returned to Masjid Mubarak for the community’s annual Break-the-Fast Iftar dinner.
Press coverage, civic recognition, and video features on Mubarak Mosque and the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community in Brampton, Ontario, from the mosque’s opening in 2018 to today.
Articles & features
Premier Doug Ford returned to Masjid Mubarak for the community’s annual Break-the-Fast Iftar dinner.
The City of Brampton’s Equity Office featured Mubarak Mosque, hosting public open houses every Sunday in October.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford joined the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community for a Ramadan Iftar dinner.
Leadership from Brampton West Amarat, home to Mubarak Mosque, met with Hazrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad in a mulaqat.
Celebrating the second Ahmadiyya Heritage Month in Brampton with an official flag hoisting ceremony at City Hall.
A community barbecue and open house drew roughly 110 non-Ahmadi guests to Mubarak Mosque for guided tours and shared meals.
Mayor Patrick Brown and Brampton City Council renamed Alloa Green Park to Ahmadiyya Park. Over 650 people attended.
Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at Canada invited residents of all backgrounds to visit local mosques, including Masjid Mubarak.
News & social features
Sources: Al Hakam, The Muslim Times, Bramptonist, inSauga, City of Brampton, Office of the Premier of Ontario, YouTube, and MTA News. Mubarak Mosque opened in 2018.