MASJID VAUGHAN

Ramzy Ajem, Executive Director of Risalah Foundation

Ramzy Ajem
Ramzy Ajem
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Currently serving as the Executive Director of Risalah Foundation, Shaykh Ramzy oversees four community projects: Masjid Vaughan, Muslim Family Academy, Dar al-Burhan, and the Network of Reintegration and Muslim Mentorship (NORMM). With over twenty years of expertise in Islamic education, curriculum design, and CVE, Shaykh Ramzy is the visionary behind Masjid Vaughan and Dar al-Burhan. His leadership at Risalah Foundation reflects a commitment to pioneering top-tier educational and religious programs for Muslim communities in the Greater Toronto Area.

Publications of Ramzy Ajem
Principles of Islamic Pedagogy: A Teacher's Manual
By: Ramzy Ajem & Nadeem Memon 
The Revealed Path: A Guide Book for New Muslims
By: Ramzy Ajem & Hasan Lam
The Revealed Path: First Instructions on Worship (Maliki)
By: Ramzy Ajem
Students Guide to Aqida al-Awaam 2nd Edition
By Ramzy Ajem


Press Releases & Media On Ramzy Ajem
Is Canada doing enough to ‘de-radicalize’ convicted terrorists?
Toronto Star
Canada’s prison system needs Muslim preachers who can teach peace to terrorists
Toronto Star

Classically trained, Shaykh Ramzy Ajem, Imam Ramzy Ajem, Risalah Foundation, Masjid Vaughan, Vaughan Masjid

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Masjid Vaughan opened its doors on April 15, 2018, as a community project of Risalah Foundation. Situated in the heart of Maple, just a few hundred metres from Vaughan City Hall, the Masjid occupies a historic place of worship whose sacred heritage extends back more than 140 years. Its distinctive mid-century Gothic interior has been carefully restored and reimagined through a North American Islamic aesthetic, creating a space of serenity, beauty, and reverence for Vaughan’s Sunni Muslim community. All praise belongs to Allah Most High for the blessing of this sacred space. Its establishment was made possible through the generosity, sacrifice, and devotion of countless supporters, volunteers, and community members. To each person who had a hand in establishing the first masjid in the City of Vaughan, we offer our enduring gratitude and pray that Allah makes it a lasting source of benefit and reward for generations to come.