The History of the Muslim Association of Hamilton traces its way back to the 1950s where the original settlers, a group of McMaster University Students, decided to make Hamilton their place of abode. In the early 1970s, the original Musalla was brought to fruition on Brampton Street. A few years later, in the mid 70s, it was moved to Flamborough. In the late 70s, the location on Upper Gage was appointed as the Hamilton Mosque. This location was active until the early 90s when the community outgrew its capacity and relocated to the Stone Church Rd. Location where the Hamilton Mountain Mosque remains until now. The original 15 families that once were, is now a community of over 30,000 believers that call Hamilton home. Added on August 11, 2005 and last updated 6 years ago