Surrey Jamea Masjid - Surrey, BC

Surrey Jamea Masjid is a cornerstone of the vibrant Surrey Muslim community. Starting its life as a church before its conversion, the mosque has a unique and rich history, a story that is celebrated and shared within its walls. As the Surrey Delta Branch of the British Columbia Muslim Association, it acts as a dynamic hub for religious, social, and educational services. Beyond its function as a place of worship, the masjid is a welcoming and engaged community center that provides essential services to Muslims throughout the Lower Mainland.

Key features

Unique History: The building's conversion from a church into a Jamea Masjid gives it a special legacy. The mosque embraces this history, with the story often shared with the community.

Comprehensive Youth Programs: A major focus of the masjid is the empowerment of young people. Programs for youth include Islamic education, social events, sports tournaments, and leadership opportunities through youth committees.

Active Women's Chapter: The BCMA Surrey/Delta Women's Chapter organizes a variety of events, from religious classes and creative workshops to community-supporting bazaars and food drives.

Diverse Religious Education: The masjid offers a robust Islamic Studies curriculum for children, focusing on foundational knowledge from the Qur'an and Sunnah. It also hosts workshops for all ages on topics such as Hajj and conducts regular halaqahs (religious study circles) for brothers and sisters.

Dynamic Speakers and Events: The mosque regularly invites prominent international and local scholars to deliver lectures, sermons, and spiritual reminders for the community.

Community Services: Beyond worship and education, the masjid provides essential services, including funeral arrangements for the Muslim community in the Lower Mainland. It also actively promotes community engagement and interfaith dialogue.