The Memorial University Muslim Students Association (MUN MSA) strives to:

● provide Muslim students with a comfortable and welcoming campus environment for fulfilling their religious duties and services

● help build bridges between Muslims and non-Muslims to reach mutual respect and understanding;

● dispel misconceptions about Islam and Muslims;

The MUN MSA hosts a variety of events throughout the year. Some of these events that take place yearly include Islam Awareness Week (IAW), Ramadan Iftars, Islamic lectures, Eid event, and brothers’ and sisters’ halaqa. We also host other social and religious events for men and women.

The Muslim Student Association of Simon Fraser University has been active for many years, and continues to be involved in providing a space for Muslims to pray, learn, meet others and get involved in the community.

The Muslim Students Association (MSA) is a volunteer organization run by Muslim students on campus. The MSA is one of the oldest clubs at SFU, founded during the early 70’s. The main purpose of the MSA is to raise awareness of Islam on campus and to provide related services and activities for both Muslim and non-Muslim students.
Services that the SFU MSA provides include:

● Daily Prayer Room (Musalla)
● Wudhu facilities
● Friday Prayers (Jumu’ah)
● Lectures/Halaqas
● Sisters’ Speak
● Quran Classes
● Socials & Potlucks
● Humanitarian Fundraisers
● Ramadan Iftaars
● Themed Workshops
● Guest Lectures
● Muslim Advocacy & Dawah Work

… and much more!

As the University of British Columbia Muslim Students Association, we strive to serve Allah (SWT) through serving all Muslim students on campus, connecting with Muslims in the greater community, and promoting a better understanding of Islam for people of all backgrounds. By using the Qur’an and Sunnah as a guide, we strive to earn His pleasure and reward, and actualize the ultimate purpose of our lives, which is to worship Him (SWT).

Our mission is to support Muslim students on campus to be the best versions of themselves, while fulfilling their spiritual, academic, and social needs. We achieve this by providing resources to address contemporary challenges through the duration of their time on campus. We are committed to fostering an empowering environment, as Allah (SWT) has given us a responsibility to be stewards of the UBC Muslim community.

The Muslim Students Association at the University of Saskatchewan strives to provide support and services for the Muslim population on campus.

Our activities include arranging for prayer spaces, holding Friday congressional prayers, and maintaining a newly furnished club room and Islamic library. The MSA also serves in an advocacy role, providing information on Islam to the general student body, as well as serving as the representative voice of Muslims on Campus.