Mosques

Kent, Washington, is home to a growing Muslim community supported by several listed mosques and prayer spaces within the city and its surrounding areas. Based on available mapped records, Kent itself hosts at least three prominent prayer places: the Islamic Center of Kent on 108th Ave SE, Masjid Al-Hudaa on 101st Ave SE, and Masjid Al-Quba Kent on SE 240th St. These locations provide convenient options for residents and visitors in different parts of the city, from the central area near 108th Ave to the southern sector along SE 240th St. The Islamic Center of Federal Way, located just 4.9 km away on S 272nd St, also serves the Kent community, offering an additional nearby prayer space.

Beyond Kent, the broader region features a dense network of Islamic centers and mosques within a 50 km radius. In nearby Tukwila, the Abu-Bakr Islamic Center of WA on Tukwila International Blvd is about 11.4 km away, while SeaTac hosts the Ethiopian Muslims Association of Seattle on S 166th St and the Islamic Center of Seattle on S 150th St. Further north, Seattle has multiple prayer places including Masjid Idris on Northgate Way, OCC Masjid Al-Rahman on Renton Ave S, Abubakr Mosque of Washington on Martin Luther King Jr Way S, Omar Bin Al-Khattab Islamic Center on Renton Ave S, and the Muslim American Society of White Center on 18th Ave SW. These listings show a widespread implantation of prayer spaces across the Puget Sound region, making it easier for Muslims in Kent to find a mosque whether they are at home, work, or traveling.

For those willing to travel a bit further, notable mosques include the Muslim Association of Puget Sound (MAPS) in Redmond (33.1 km), the Islamic Center of Redmond (33.6 km), the Sammamish Mosque (27.4 km), the Islamic Center of Tacoma (24.9 km), the IMAN Center of Kirkland (32.5 km), the Puyallup Masjid (PICC) (26.1 km), the Umar Al-Farooq Mosque in Mountlake Terrace (45.1 km), and the Islamic Community of Bosniaks in Washington in Shoreline (44.1 km). This variety ensures that Muslims in Kent have access to a range of prayer facilities, from local neighborhood mosques to larger Islamic centers, supporting daily prayers, Jumu'ah, and community gatherings. The mapped data reflects a strong and accessible Islamic presence throughout the Kent area and the wider Seattle metropolitan region.

Listings include addresses and distances from Kent city center. Verify exact prayer times, Jumu'ah schedules, and any special arrangements directly with each mosque. Contact information may be available on their websites or social media. Some mosques may have separate entrances or facilities for women; confirm before visiting.