Muslims in Canada: Stories from the Archive launches this week, with new short documentaries released every Wednesday in June on Muslim Media Hub’s YouTube channel.
A short documentary series exploring Canadian Muslim history through archival material.
Muslims in Canada: Stories from the Archive launches this week, with new short documentaries released every Wednesday in June on Muslim Media Hub’s YouTube channel.
Canadian Muslim history remains largely invisible in public memory. This four-part series brings overlooked stories to the screen through archival research, personal histories, and the work of emerging Muslim filmmakers. Together, the films explore the people, communities, and institutions that helped shape Muslim life in Canada.
Watch the trailer, subscribe to Muslim Media Hub on YouTube, and follow the playlist as new films are released throughout June.
A look at who the first Muslim settlers to arrive in Canada were, and what challenges they might have experienced in those early days.
Releasing June 10, 2026
Regip Assim: Ever God’s Servant
Directed by Roha Hena & Faseeh Ahmed
Jami Masjid is the oldest mosque and Islamic centre in the City of Toronto. This film offers a look at the small community of Muslims that built it, and the man who led them.
Releasing June 17, 2026
It Takes One Step
Directed by Malaika Khan & Asad Mirza
What is now a national organization began with one person and a single act of care. This film traces the growth of Muslim Welfare Canada and the broader story of Muslim institution-building in Canada.
Releasing June 24, 2026
A Journey to Islam
Directed by Samina Khaliq, Esra Mohamed & Umar Din
An intimate look at Dr Abdullah Hakim Quick's journey, from a young man searching for his place in the world to a renowned scholar.
