The Islamic Cultural Centre of Toronto (ICCT) is a not-for-profit organization co-founded in 2011 by Sister Maggie Amin and Sister Rania Younes.
At ICCT
We are committed to:
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Core
Teaching the core tenets of Islam
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Support
Supporting every age through faith-based education
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Teachings
Promoting unity, respect, and interfaith understanding
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History
At ICCT, faith comes alive through active learning, community service, and a shared commitment to living Islam with purpose.
2008
CampIslam
Our work began with CampIslam—a dynamic educational program launched in 2008
2011
Organization Founded
ICCT was established to build a strong, faith-centered community
Our Mission and Values
Our Roots: CampIslam
“CampIslam address minds and soften hearts! “
Founded in 2008 by Sister Maggie Amin, CampIslam was created to inspire children and youth through engaging, media-rich Islamic content. The program features interactive audio-visual presentations in English, combining animation, video clips, dramatic role-play, quizzes, student presentations, and games to bring Islamic teachings to life.
CampIslam introduces core Quranic concepts and Arabic terms in an accessible way—encouraging students to connect deeply with their faith. Each session includes an online survey to review understanding and promote thoughtful reflection
CampIslam was established with a clear goal:
To associate Islam with optimism, to strengthen Aqeedah, and to empower youth to live their faith with purpose, joy, and social responsibility.
To guide ICCT’s programs today—where faith, education, and community come together to shape the leaders of tomorrow.