ABOUT NYM

The Nation of Young Muslims was founded in 1999 by a group of Muslim youth from western Canada who sought to challenge the prevailing pop culture and provide a more meaningful alternative for today’s young Muslims.

Together, we’re building a resilient and united Muslim community.

Together, we’re building a resilient and united Muslim community—one rooted in faith, compassion, and collective strength. Through shared values, mutual support, and meaningful engagement, we aim to uplift every member of our community, ensuring no one is left behind. Whether it’s through educational initiatives, social support, or spiritual growth, we are committed to creating a foundation that empowers individuals and families to thrive in the face of challenges. By standing together, we foster unity, resilience, and a sense of belonging that transcends generations.

Built on Trust, Committed to You

A Trusted Name in Service and Integrity — this isn’t just a tagline; it’s a reflection of who we are and what we stand for. Our commitment to transparency, compassion, and ethical service has earned us the trust of the community we proudly serve. Every initiative we undertake is guided by a deep sense of responsibility and a dedication to uplifting others. Whether we’re responding to urgent needs or building long-term programs, we do so with honesty, humility, and a steadfast focus on the well-being of those we serve. Trust is not given—it’s earned, and we strive to earn it every day.

OPPORTUNITY BEGINS WHERE HATE ENDS

Islamophobia in Canada, while challenging to quantify precisely, has been a growing concern with notable impacts on Muslim communities. Statistics and studies indicate an alarming increase in hate crimes targeting Muslims, reflecting a broader trend of rising Islamophobic incidents across the country. These crimes range from verbal harassment to physical violence and vandalism of places of worship. The increase in such incidents underscores the urgent need for comprehensive measures to combat Islamophobia and ensure the safety and inclusion of Muslim Canadians. Addressing this issue requires concerted efforts from government bodies, community organizations, and the public to foster understanding, tolerance, and solidarity.