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* [[Saad Bin Zafar]] - Pakistani-born Canadian cricketer, captain of the [[Canadian national cricket team]]
* [[Saad Bin Zafar]] - Pakistani-born Canadian cricketer, captain of the [[Canadian national cricket team]]
[[File:SaadBinZafarDisplay.jpg|thumb|[[Saad Bin Zafar]]]]
[[File:SaadBinZafarDisplay.jpg|thumb|[[Saad Bin Zafar]]]]
* [[Haneef Mohammed]] - Canadian sports player, community leader, & former cadet in the 538 Buffalo Squadron of the [[Royal Canadian Air Cadets]]


==See also==
==See also==

Revision as of 20:54, 27 September 2024

This is a list of notable people who are Muslims and reside in, or are citizens of, Canada.

Academic figures

Law

Business

Retail

  • Obby Khan - founder and owner of Shawarma Khan, a Winnipeg-based halal shawarma restaurant, has atleast four locations within the city of Winnipeg
  • Izzo AbuFarha - founder of Jerusalem Shawarma, an Alberta-based Palestinian cuisine and halal shawarma restaurant, has multiple locations in Calgary and Edmonton

Journalism

Ginella Massa
  • Hodan Nalayeh - media executive, marketing consultant, social activist and entrepreneur

Physicians

Alaa Murabit

Politicians

Federal

Provincial

Religious leaders

Amir Hussain
Ingrid Mattson
Imam Hamid Slimi
  • T. B. Irving - (1914-2002), was a Canadian-American Muslim author, known for producing the first American English translation of the Qur'an
  • Shabir Ally - Guyanese-born Canadian Islamic Scholar, President of the Islamic Information & Dawah Centre International in Toronto
Shabir Ally
  • Mustafa Khattab BA, MA, PhD - Canadian-Egyptian Islamic scholar and author, known for publishing 'The Clear Qur'an,' which is the Canadian English translation of the Qur'an

Leaders

Entertainment

Belly (rapper)
Hassan in 2022
Zarqa Nawaz

Literature

Sports and athletics

Kadri as a member of the Calgary Flames with Justin Schultz of the Seattle Kraken in 2023.
Sami Zayn
Mohamed Farsi
Aiemann Zahabi
Firas Zahabi
Yassine Bounou
Mohamed Omar (soccer, born 1999)
Mohammed Ahmed (runner)
Salman Nazar
Saad Bin Zafar

See also

References