Little Mosque on the Prairie

Amaar recounts his first Christmas in Mercy to Rev. Thorne after a tussle over their shared space reminds Amaar of the growing pains he had at the mosque as a rookie imam. Meanwhile, Yasir upsets Sarah when he stuffs Hamoudi Construction invoices into her Christmas cards as a cost-cutting measure.

When a young lawyer from Toronto decides to become an Imam, he decides to move west to the prairies to pursue his true calling. As the new spiritual leader arrives in his new home, the Muslim community butts heads with locals.

When Baber decides to put up a barrier to separate men and women at the mosque, a war of words along gender lines erupts.

An open house held in Mercy that is meant to bridge gaps between the Muslim and non-Muslim communities has unexpected consequences.

Baber and Yasir decide to set up a Muslim cemetary but this does not go over well with some in the local community.

Amaar and Rayyan become co-hosts of a public access Islam themed show.

A Burka wearing newcomer stirs up a wide range of emotions in Mercy.

In the season premiere, we find out whether or not Rayyan accepted JJ's marriage proposal - and what Amaar does about it.

When Amaar returns to Toronto to re-think his future, Yasir comes to the rescue, only to find that winning Amaar might not be as easy as he thought.

Amaar returns to Mercy to resume his role as Imam but finds he has to reapply for the job.

Rev. Magee's replacement wants Amaar and the Muslims out until he realizes his congregates like having the Mosque around.

When Amaar invites Rev. Thorne to co-host a party, the minister hijacks the planning and almost tanks the event.

Amaar thinks Reverend Thorne is stealing his sermons but his idea to prove this threatens to backfire on him.

Amaar searches for the perfect way to propose to Rayyan after getting Yasir's permission to marry his daughter. Sarah volunteers to help but soon what is supposed to be the most magical night ever becomes a series of comic misfires. Meanwhile, when Thorne finds the town has turned on him after his bad behaviour toward the Muslims, he tries to find a new way to fit in.

Rayyan sets out to convince Amaar that they should have children some day by inviting him to help her babysit a newborn. But when the baby takes to Amaar and not to Rayyan, she's less sure she's in a hurry to become a mother. Meanwhile, Thorne recruits Sarah to help him win over Amaar as a friend but instead ends up destroying a peace offering he had made to the Imam.

Amaar becomes self-conscious about his own meagre earnings compared to those of his fiancée, Rayyan, who is always eager to pick up the cheque and pay for gifts. He decides a pre-nup is the best way to show her he won't be financially dependent on her. Meanwhile, Thorne is wracked with guilt when Sarah discovers he lied to replace her in a community bridge game.

Sarah and Rayyan work at cross purposes to help each other come to terms with Sarah's divorce.

When Amaar tries to solve Rayyan's problems at work, he causes her extra stress at home.

After blowing out the old fuse box in their house, Amaar tries to impress Rayyan by playing Mr. Handyman but has to secretly enlist Sarah’s do-it-yourself expertise to get the job done. Rayyan becomes suspicious of his sudden upsurge in Mr.-Fix-it skills and volunteers Amaar to fix Fred’s shower, Meanwhile, Baber and Thorne challenge each other to a fasting competition that escalates to insane heights, even for them.