Mosques

Jersey City, located just across the Hudson River from Manhattan, benefits from a wide network of mosques and prayer spaces within a 50 km radius. The mapped listings reveal over 20 prayer places, with a notable concentration in New York City boroughs such as Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens, as well as in New Jersey cities like Paterson, Clifton, and Teaneck. This regional coverage means that Muslims in Jersey City have access to a diverse range of Islamic centers, from the historic Masjid Manhattan in Lower Manhattan to the Islamic Cultural Center Riverside Drive on the Upper West Side.

Among the listed mosques, several are well-known institutions: Masjid Ar-Rahman on West 29th Street in Manhattan, the Islamic Council of America (Madina Masjid) on East 11th Street, and the Islamic Society of Mid Manhattan on East 55th Street are all within a short commute. In Brooklyn, Masjid AT Taqwa Inc. on Bedford Avenue, Makki Masjid Muslim Community Center on Coney Island Avenue, and the Islamic Society of Bay Ridge on 5th Avenue provide additional options. Across the river in New Jersey, the Islamic Center of Passaic County has branches in Paterson and Clifton, while Darul Islah in Teaneck and Masjid Al-Wali in Edison serve their respective communities.

The data shows that prayer places are established in several key areas: Manhattan (Cliff Street, West 29th Street, East 11th Street, Riverside Drive, East 55th Street), Brooklyn (Brighton 3rd Street, Bedford Avenue, Coney Island Avenue, 5th Avenue), and New Jersey cities including Paterson (Derrom Avenue, Getty Avenue), Clifton (Pershing Road), Teaneck (Fabry Terrace), and Edison (Olsen Avenue). This implantation across urban centers and suburbs makes it convenient for Jersey City residents to find a mosque whether they are commuting to work, visiting family, or exploring the region. The listings are based on available mapped records and provide a starting point for locating prayer spaces nearby.

When planning your visit, check the mosque's address and distance from your location. Many listed mosques have contact fields available; use them to confirm prayer times, Jumu'ah schedules, and any specific facilities. Since details like parking, women's areas, and class schedules are not provided, it's best to verify directly with the mosque. The addresses listed are based on mapped records and should be confirmed before traveling.