Mosques

Everett, Washington, is home to a small but active Muslim community with several listed prayer places within the city. The Islamic Center of Everett (818 84th St W) and Bilal Ibn Rabah Islamic Center (607 SE Everett Mall Way Unit 6D) serve the south Everett area, while Everett Muslim Community (500 SE Everett Mall Way B110) provides another option near the Everett Mall. These three locations offer a foundation for daily prayers and community gatherings within the city limits.

Beyond Everett, the broader Snohomish County area features additional mosques within a short drive. MAPS - Snohomish (5010 Grove St, Marysville) and Al-Mustafa Center (Marysville) are about 9 km north, serving the Marysville area. To the west, the Islamic Center Of Puget Sound (ICOPS) in Lynnwood (15709 Hwy 99) is roughly 15 km away, and Umar Al-Farooq Mosque in Mountlake Terrace (5507 238th St SW) is about 23 km southwest. These centers extend the prayer-place network for Everett residents commuting or traveling within the region.

Further afield, the Seattle metropolitan area hosts numerous Islamic centers, including Masjid Idris in Seattle's Northgate neighborhood, the Islamic Center of Eastside (Bellevue Mosque), and the Muslim Association of Puget Sound (MAPS) in Redmond. While these are 30–50 km from Everett, they reflect the wider Muslim presence in the Puget Sound region. The mapped data shows a concentration of listed prayer places in south Everett, Marysville, and along the I-5 corridor, providing practical options for Muslims living in or visiting Everett.

Check the address and distance of each mosque before visiting, as some are located in nearby cities like Marysville, Lynnwood, or Redmond. Contact information may be available on individual mosque websites or social media. Verify prayer times and any access requirements directly with the mosque, as listed details may change.