MERCY (Muslim Education and Resources for Community & Youth) is a non-profit organization based in Brantford-Brant, Ontario, Canada, dedicated to providing educational resources, support, and guidance to communities, with a strong emphasis on youth development and essential social services.
MERCY aims to empower individuals, community organizations, service providers, policymakers, educators, business leaders, and institutions by sharing knowledge from qualified Islamic scholars about the Muslim faith and culture. This work is key to combating Islamophobia, promoting inclusion, and strengthening community connections.
Our initiatives include educational programs, workshops, and mentorship opportunities designed to equip youth leaders and community organizations with critical understanding of Islamic teachings and culturally informed social services.
We provide workshops, training sessions, and educational resources for social service agencies, community organizations, service providers, policymakers, educators, business leaders, and institutions. These are led by our president and esteemed Islamic scholar, Imam Abu Noman Tarek, and are designed to enhance understanding of Muslim faith and culture.
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We offer engaging programs and mentorship opportunities for youth to help them develop strong Islamic character, leadership skills, and a sense of identity and belonging within the community.
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As the first Muslim mental health service in the city, we provide professional counseling and various types of therapy—such as family, couples, grief, addiction, and youth support. All services are grounded in Islamic values and delivered by registered psychotherapists, helping individuals and families navigate life’s challenges and improve emotional wellness.
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This will be the first of its kind in the city—a welcoming community hub offering culturally informed social services. While we focus on meeting the unique needs of the Muslim community, our doors are open to everyone.
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To empower the Muslim community through education, spiritual growth, youth engagement, and compassionate support services grounded in Islamic values.
A united, resilient, and faith-driven community where every individual has access to knowledge, support, and opportunities to thrive Islamically and socially.
See how Mercy Community is making a difference through food drives, winter kits, and support programs that uplift families and reflect the Islamic spirit of caring for our neighbors.
Explore how our education programs — from Qur’an memorization to Islamic history — are designed to inspire lifelong learning and instill values that shape character and identity.
From leadership workshops to weekend sports and halaqas, Mercy Youth is cultivating confident, faith-driven young Muslims who are ready to lead with integrity and compassion.
Discover how Islamic counseling combines professional guidance with spiritual wisdom to help individuals navigate life’s challenges, strengthen emotional well-being, and reconnect with purpose.
Shaykh Abu Noman Tarek is a distinguished figure in Canada’s Muslim community, bringing over two decades of dedicated service as an Imam, educator, chaplain, counselor, and humanitarian. With deep expertise in both Islamic theology and mental health, he bridges traditional faith-based wisdom with contemporary needs.
A Hafiz of the Qur’an and a registered psychotherapist, Shaykh Tarek holds five academic degrees from institutions across Bangladesh and Canada — including advanced studies in Islamic Jurisprudence and Psychotherapy. His integrative approach to Islamic counseling has touched countless lives.
Shaykh Tarek continues to inspire through public speaking, interfaith work, and his unwavering commitment to community wellness and spiritual growth.
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At Mercy Centre, we're here to listen, support, and serve. Whether you have questions about our programs, want to collaborate, or need guidance, we welcome your message. Reach out to us and let’s build a stronger, more connected community — together.
