Bosnian Islamic Centre of Hamilton

Janazah & burial services

Mosque established in 2001 by Muslims of Bosniak origin serving the greater Hamilton area and the Niagara Region. LISTED FOR COMPLETENESS ONLY: no working website, phone or street address could be found on the research date and the only source is an encyclopaedia entry, so every contact field is deliberately empty. Do not publish contact details for this entry without a phone call to confirm the centre is still operating and where.

Each line below is either confirmed from the organisation’s own material or marked as not confirmed. We publish the gaps rather than guess at them.

Facilities & community services

Services the community can ask for

Listed from the organisation’s own material. A service not listed here isn’t necessarily unavailable — call the office and ask.

About Bosnian Islamic Centre of Hamilton

The Bosnian Islamic Centre of Hamilton was granted charitable registration by the CRA effective 6 June 2001, in the charity category Islam, and has filed its T3010 returns through the year ending 1 March 2025. The Hamilton Public Library's Red Book community directory classifies it as an Islamic mosque and lists it as offering Islamic worship services in Hamilton, with the entry last fully updated in November 2025. Its website, bichamilton.com, which is still the address on file with the CRA, no longer resolves.

From the sources listed below, checked 13 Aug 2026 — see the sources below.

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What we haven’t confirmed

We could not establish: On-site mortuary, Cold storage, Ghusl facility, Ghusl for women, by women, Kafan (shroud), Transport of the deceased and more. Those are published as gaps rather than filled with a plausible guess. If you know the answer — especially if you are from this organisation — tell us and we will verify and update the listing.

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