Mosques

Aurora, Colorado, offers a growing network of prayer spaces for the local Muslim community. Based on available mapped records, there are at least 20 listed mosques and Islamic centers within a 50 km radius, with several located directly in Aurora. These include well-known institutions such as Masjid Al-Salam (Colorado Islamic Center) on East Evans Drive, the CMCC Colorado Muslims Community Center on East Hampden Circle, and Masjid Umar ibn Al-Khattab on East Colfax Avenue. Other notable Aurora prayer places include Masjid Bilal (Colorado Oromo Muslim Community Center) on Fulton Street, Al Mustafa Islamic Center on Eagle Street, and the Burmese Islamic Association of Colorado (Masjid Al-Ansar) on Macon Street. The Islamic Center of Aurora Colorado and Masjid Al Rahmah, both on East Iliff Avenue, further serve the community.

Prayer places are distributed across several areas of Aurora. In the 80010 zip code, near East Colfax Avenue and Fulton Street, multiple mosques are established, including Masjid Umar ibn Al-Khattab, Masjid Bilal, and the Burmese Islamic Association. The 80013 area, around East Hampden Circle and East Iliff Avenue, hosts the CMCC Colorado Muslims Community Center, Masjid Al-Salam, Masjid Al Rahmah, and the Islamic Center of Aurora Colorado. Additionally, Masjid Boris Shamanov at CVA is located near East Bethany Drive in the 80014 area, and Al Mustafa Islamic Center is situated on Eagle Street in the 80011 sector. This implantation shows a notable presence of prayer spaces across Aurora's eastern and central neighborhoods.

Beyond Aurora, the mapped data reveals additional prayer places in nearby cities, including Denver, Northglenn, Lakewood, Golden, and Boulder. Denver alone has several centers such as Masjid Abu Bakr on South Parker Road, Masjid Al-Shuhada' (Downtown Denver Islamic Center) on North Downing Street, the Denver Islamic Society on South Birch Street, and the Northeast Denver Islamic Center on Albion Street. Other regional centers include the Rocky Mountain Islamic Center (Lakewood Masjid) in Lakewood, the Islamic Center of Golden, and the Islamic Center of Boulder. For Muslims living in or visiting Aurora, these listings provide a practical overview of prayer-place options, though it is always advisable to verify addresses, hours, and services directly with each center.

The listings above are based on available mapped records. Distances are approximate from Aurora city center. Always verify addresses, opening hours, prayer times, and facilities directly with each mosque or Islamic center before visiting. Contact information may be available on their respective websites or social media pages.