The author focuses on the process of constructing a Québécois Islamity. In this article, he begins by analyzing how integration into Québec society is conceived in the discourse addressed by Muslim leaders to fellow members of their religion. This conception of integration is based on an interpretation what the relationship between Muslims and non-Muslims ought to be, on a particular view of Canadian and Québec integration policies, and on a desire for the greatest possible consolidation of the Muslim community. The author then examines the effects of the prevailing «reasonable accommodation» policy in Québec, and reflects on its potentially perverse effects with regard to the trend towards community withdrawal.