Mosques • Baltimore

Baltimore and its surrounding areas host a diverse network of mosques and Islamic centers serving the local Muslim community. Within a 50-kilometer radius of downtown Baltimore, there are 20 listed prayer places, ranging from inner-city masjids to suburban Islamic societies. The closest mosque to the city center is Masjid Us Salaam Mosque at 240 N Howard St, just 0.7 km away, making it a convenient option for those in downtown Baltimore. Other notable mosques within the city include Masjid ul Haqq, Inc. on Islamic Way (2.4 km) and Gwynn Oak Islamic Community on Gwynn Oak Avenue (8.6 km).

Beyond the city limits, the Islamic Society of Baltimore (ISB) on Johnnycake Rd in Windsor Mill (11.8 km) is a prominent institution, along with Masjid Al-Rahmah nearby. To the east, Masjid Bait-us-Samad on Philadelphia Rd in Rosedale (7.5 km) and Zam Zam Mosque on Lynch Rd in Dundalk (10.3 km) serve their respective communities. Further out, the Diyanet Center of America on Good Luck Rd in Lanham (39.6 km) and the Muslim Community Center on New Hampshire Ave in Silver Spring (39.5 km) are among the larger centers. Other areas with listed prayer places include Catonsville (Masjid Fatima), Columbia (Dar Al-Taqwa Mosque), Laurel (Islamic Community Center of Laurel), Burtonsville (Idara Jaferia Islamic Center), and Marriottsville (Maryum Islamic Center).

This directory reflects the available mapped records of mosques and prayer rooms in the Baltimore region. The listings cover a wide geographic area, from the city center to suburbs in Baltimore County, Howard County, Prince George's County, and Montgomery County. Muslims living in or visiting Baltimore can find prayer places in neighborhoods such as downtown, Gwynn Oak, Rosedale, Dundalk, and Catonsville, as well as in nearby towns like Windsor Mill, Lanham, Silver Spring, and Columbia. The variety of mosques—from small community centers to large Islamic societies—offers options for daily prayers, Jumu'ah, and community events. For accurate and up-to-date information, always verify details directly with the mosque.

Check the address and distance from your location before visiting. Some mosques may have separate entrances or prayer areas for women; contact them directly for details. Prayer times vary, so confirm with the mosque or use a reliable app. Many mosques list phone numbers and websites—use these to verify hours, Jumu'ah timing, and any special programs. Always call ahead if you need specific facilities.