The Islamic Institute of Toronto is hiring a full-time office manager in Toronto. The deadline to apply is October 27, 2017 before 11:59 pm EST.

Asma Khalil, a student with the University of Toronto Faculty of Kinesiology & Physical Education, is conducting research exploring how young Muslim women who wear the hijab may feel about their sport experience in Canada.

The Ottawa Muslim Association (OMA), the first and oldest Muslim organization in the Canadian National Capital Region (NCR) invites applications in confidence from suitably qualified candidates for the vacant position of a full-time Imam for the Ottawa Mosque. The position is to be filled immediately. The deadline to apply is October 15, 2017. Apply online here.

The Institute for Religious Global Studies and the Tessellate Institute (TTI) are seeking a research fellow for a new research project on “Anti-Semitism: Lessons Regarding Anti-Muslim Racism in Canada.”

This is a short-term research opportunity requiring 4-5 hours of work/week beginning October 1 with a final report (6000 -8000 words) to be written by February 2018. The deadline to apply is September 22.

The Islamic Society of North America (ISNA) Canada is hiring an Executive Director, based in Mississauga, Canada.

Problem: The lack of awareness both within and outside the Muslim community in Canada regarding the reality of Black Muslim lives and its consequence for the ongoing struggle against anti-black racism and Islamophobia.

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EIDY is a brand new company in Ottawa, Canada focused on providing fun and Islamically educational knowledge for Muslims children and families all across Canada. We believe that learning about Islam shouldn't be limited to Saturday School's on Weekends, but rather be a daily process which not only excites kids but also teaches them a lot.

L’école Al Fajr est à la recherche de professeur(e)s Poste rémunéré à temps partiel

With your support, Sadaqa Food Bank (SFB) has been distributing “Back-to-School Supplies and Backpacks” every year to the needy children in the National Capital Region.  

As we've seen, each year hundreds of families in Ottawa who live on low or fixed incomes, have difficulty in providing back-to-school supplies for their young, school-going children.

This year, we are aiming to provide the following Back to School itemsto over 400 families with their children enrolled in Kindergarten to Grade-8 classes:

Donations should be delivered by Sunday, August 27, 2017.

This is a letter calling out for those who are interested in participating in a study on the 1.5 generation Uyghurs in Canada.

The research is being conducted by Nina Xu who is a Master's student at the University of Ottawa in International Development.