Mubarak Mosque
A distinguished Cham Muslim mosque recognised as a national architectural relic.
Landmark Ismaili prayer and community centre in Burnaby, one of the earliest international Ismaili Centres.
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Landmark Ismaili prayer and community centre in Burnaby, one of the earliest international Ismaili Centres. The centre opened in August 1985 and was inaugurated in a ceremony attended by the Aga Khan and Canada’s prime minister.
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The centre opened in August 1985 and was inaugurated in a ceremony attended by the Aga Khan and Canada’s prime minister.
The community’s Jamatkhana is a place for Shia Ismaili prayer and religious gathering.
The centre includes a Jamatkhana for Ismaili congregational worship; public access to worship areas should not be assumed.
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