Worshippers are encouraged to arrive early and join the rows before the prayer begins. Late arrivals disrupt the congregation, especially during Taraweeḥ. Please plan accordingly.

Please maintain calm, silence, and focus during Taraweeh and Tahajjud. Avoid unnecessary movement, phone use, or loud conversations. If you need to leave early, do so quietly and respectfully. If you have a child at the day care, please pick them up once Taraweeh finishes, without delays.

Parking is reserved for worshippers and staff only. Please follow all posted signs and directions from parking volunteers and/or security.

Please do not argue or behave disrespectfully with volunteers. Volunteers and security are on duty to ensure everyone’s safety and the smooth flow of traffic. Their directions take priority, especially during Jumu’ah, Tarawe’eh, or other busy events.

Use the designated drop-off area only. Remain inside your vehicle, drop off or pick up passengers quickly, and move on immediately so others can do the same.

No. Park only in marked spaces or as directed by parking volunteers. Double-parking or creating your own parking rows is not permitted.

You may use one of the nearby alternative parking areas shown on our map:

• Saint Antonios Antiochian Orthodox Church (2480 Windsor St) – 2-minute walk
• Lebanese Festival Halifax Parking (2304 Hunter St) – 5-minute walk

No. Emergency exits, fire hose connections, hydrants, and fire lanes must remain completely clear at all times. Stopping or parking in these areas, even briefly, is not allowed.

Vehicles blocking emergency routes or exits may be announced inside the masjid and towed at the owner’s expense, and if necessary, to ensure safety and compliance.

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 Adults (18+) are welcome. Youth aged 15–17 may participate if accompanied by a (same gender) parent or legal guardian for the duration of the stay. 

 Yes, registration is madatory and would be open from Day 1 to Day 10 of Ramadan till available slots is filled up. Limited spots are available to allow us adequately cater for your needs. The registration link would be available here on the first day of Ramadan, and will be shared on Social media as well.

 Yes, a fee of $50 is required to cover the cost of Iftar and suhoor.

 For those with severe allergies, please note them on your registration form. We will do our best to accommodate, but you may need to bring supplementary sealed food.

 Priority is given to those committing to the full 10 days, however, your registration would still be considered. In addition, the main hall will be available for anyone wants to spend the night in ibadah.

 A sleeping bag or a thin yoga mat/sleeping pad, a small pillow, 2–3 sets of clothes, personal toiletries, and any necessary medications.

 A dedicated, screened-off section of the prayer hall and separate washroom facilities are available for sisters.

The washrooms are cleaned daily in Ramadan. The allocated sleeping area are to be kept clean and clutter free at all times by the Mu’takifeen themselves.

We highly encourage a “Digital Detox.” Phones should be used only for emergencies. Please keep devices on silent and avoid social media or phone calls in the prayer hall.

Yes, the masjid have guidelines that must be adhered to at all times. To ensure a smooth Itikaf experience, all Mu’takifeen are expected to abide by these guidelines. Please refer to the Roles & Rules section above.