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Muslims in Canada: Stories from the Archive

A new four-part short documentary series from Muslim Media Hub, Muslims in Canada: Stories from the Archive explores early Canadian Muslim history through archival photographs, documents, and records preserved by the Muslims in Canada Archives at the University of Toronto.

Created by emerging Muslim filmmakers through Muslim Media Hub’s Short Film Lab, the series brings to life overlooked stories of the people and communities who helped shape Muslim life in Canada.

Watch the trailer below, then explore all four films in the series on our YouTube channel.

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Islamic Heritage Month

Islamic Heritage Month is an opportunity to learn more about the histories, experiences, and contributions of Muslim communities across Canada.

Muslim Media Hub has produced a series of short films exploring important and often little-known chapters of Muslim history in Canada. These films are available as educational resources for schools, workplaces, community organizations, and others looking to meaningfully recognize Islamic Heritage Month.

Explore the full film series and discover resources and ideas for incorporating these stories into your programming, classroom learning, staff engagement, communications, or community events.

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Muslims in Canada: Stories from the Archive

Created by emerging Muslim filmmakers through Muslim Media Hub’s Short Film Lab, the series brings to life overlooked stories of the people and communities who helped shape Muslim life in Canada.

Watch the trailer below, then explore all four films in the series on our YouTube channel.

Learn More

Watch The Full Series

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Let the Quran Speak

Our flagship TV show transforms conversations about Islam. Hosted by Dr. Shabir Ally and Dr. Safiyyah Ally, it highlights a Canadian Muslim identity.

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An 8-week intensive training program for intermediate Muslim filmmakers interested in bringing stories from Muslim history in Canada to the screen

Short Film Lab

Empowering young filmmakers through hands-on training and industry mentorship, our Short Film Lab is a cornerstone for creative expression and development.

Pocket Films

A 5-day after-school filmmaking program that empowers youth to bring their stories to life using only their smartphones and other accessible filmmaking tools.

Events

From film screenings to open mics and networking nights, our events create a vibrant space where artists and community members gather to share work, exchange ideas, and grow together.

Everyday Muslim Heroes

Celebrating the unsung heroes in our community, this documentary series shines a light on the extraordinary actions of ordinary Muslims who are making a significant positive impact.

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Sponsor our Fundraising Dinner! Help Shape the Future of Muslim Storytelling

Better representation starts with investing in the stories we want to see. 🎬 At Muslim Media Hub, we're working to create more opportunities for Muslim stories to be told, shared, and seen. Join us as a sponsor for our annual fundraiser dinner and help us make this work possible. Your sponsorship helps train Muslim filmmakers, produce original films and documentaries, and bring Muslim stories to wider audiences. Explore our sponsorship tiers and find the right fit for your o

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Applications are open for the Take 2 Film Lab!

Learn to make the films you want to see on the screen! The Take 2 Film Lab is a beginner-friendly filmmaking program that empowers participants to challenge anti-Muslim bias in media and reshape Muslim representation through their own short films. You will learn from industry professionals, build your filmmaking skills, create your own short film, and see your work on the big screen. No experience required! --- 🗓️ Nov 2026 - Jan 2027 | 8 Saturday Sessions 📍 In-Person at Mus

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Oct 271 min read

Découvrez l’histoire de Coach Elyo sur grand écran!

Découvrez Coach Elyo! Dans son gym de l’est de Montréal, la boxe est bien plus qu’un sport. C’est un endroit où les jeunes peuvent rêver grand et trouver leur place. Découvrez son histoire dans Être musulman au Québec. Première le samedi 24 octobre à Longueuil etremusulman.eventbrite.ca Meet Coach Elyo! In his East Montréal gym, boxing is much more than a sport. It's a place where young people can dream big and find a sense of belonging. Discover his story in Being Muslim i

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Muslims in Canada:

Stories from the Archive

A four-part documentary series uncovering stories from early Canadian Muslim history through the archives.

Let the Quran Speak

Our flagship TV show transforms conversations about Islam. Hosted by Dr. Shabir Ally and Dr. Safiyyah Ally, it highlights a Canadian Muslim identity.

Everyday Muslim Heroes

Celebrating the unsung heroes in our community, this documentary series shines a light on the extraordinary actions of ordinary Muslims who are making a significant positive impact.

Elevating Muslim Voices, One Story at a Time

WATCH NOW Muslims in Canada: Stories from the Archive

Islamic Heritage Month

WATCH NOW Muslims in Canada: Stories from the Archive

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Sponsor our Fundraising Dinner! Help Shape the Future of Muslim Storytelling

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Découvrez l’histoire de Coach Elyo sur grand écran!

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Muslims in Canada: Stories from the Archive

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Muslims in Canada: Stories from the Archive