Al-Madinah Calgary Islamic Assembly (AMCIA) is a non-profit organization incorporated under the Alberta Religious Societies Land Act (Reg. No. 841674674) and registered with the Canada Revenue Agency as a charity authorized to issue official tax-deductible donation receipts (CRA No. 841674674RR0001). Serving as the central hub of Muslim community life in Alberta since 2005, AMCIA delivers integrated religious, educational, social, humanitarian, interfaith and community development services. Through interfaith dialogue, civic engagement, volunteerism and intercultural collaboration, we build bridges across faiths and cultures, fostering respect, inclusion, peace and social cohesion. By empowering individuals, strengthening families, nurturing young leaders and supporting those in need, we turn faith into action connecting diverse communities and advancing sustainable development for a more compassionate and resilient society.
Vision
An inclusive, compassionate and resilient society where every individual lives with dignity, hope and opportunity.
Mission
To build bridges across communities by serving humanity through faith-inspired education, humanitarian action and community development initiatives.
— Syed Soharwardi (Chairman)
Faith & Islamic Education
Spiritual development, worship and religious guidance rooted in lifelong Islamic learning.
Youth Engagement & Development
Employability, entrepreneurship and leadership skills that prepare young people to lead with confidence.
Interfaith Harmony & Inclusion
Dialogue, civic engagement and collaborative initiatives that build cohesion across faiths and cultures.
Climate Action & Community Development
Environmental stewardship, sports and healthy-living initiatives and resilience building for a sustainable community.
Quality education, early learning and daycare programs that nurture children’s academic, moral and social growth.
Food assistance, emergency relief and poverty reduction support for families facing hardship.
Assistance and family-strengthening services for low-income families and newcomers.
Cultural, interfaith, entrepreneurial and community festivals that bring together people of all faiths, cultures and backgrounds.
Our Beneficiaries
Children, women, youth, seniors, persons with disabilities, newcomers, low-income families and marginalized people from all faiths and cultural communities.
Our Values
Our commitment to integrity, inclusion and compassionate service shapes every relationship, program and initiative.
Faith & Integrity
Honesty, transparency and ethical conduct grounded in Islamic principles guiding every program and relationship.
Inclusivity & Belonging
Welcoming every individual with dignity and respect regardless of background or belief so all who walk through our doors feel they belong.
Inclusion
Ensuring meaningful participation of women, youth, seniors, persons with disabilities and marginalized people from all faiths and cultural communities in our programs and governance.
Compassion & Service
Mercy and unneighborly care as the foundation of all we do.
Excellence in Education
High-quality, evidence-informed learning for spiritual and civic life.
Partnership & Collaboration
Principled alliances with government, donors and community partners.
Accountability & Transparency
Transparent financial management, sound governance and public trust.
Making a Meaningful Difference
AMCIA serves over 106,000 people annually across its program areas.