Mosques • Memphis

Memphis, Tennessee, is home to a growing Muslim community with a network of mosques and prayer spaces spread across the city and its suburbs. Based on available mapped records, there are 15 listed prayer places within a 50-kilometer radius of central Memphis. These include well-known institutions such as the Memphis Islamic Center (MIC) in Cordova, Masjid Ar-Rahman and Masjid Al-Noor (both part of the Islamic Association of Greater Memphis), and the Muslim Society of Memphis. The distribution of these mosques reflects the community's presence in various neighborhoods, from Midtown to the southern and eastern parts of the city.

In central Memphis, the Midtown Mosque on Jackson Avenue serves as a convenient option for those in the urban core. Further east, Masjid Al-Noor on Mynders Avenue and the Muslim Society of Memphis on Stratford Road provide additional prayer facilities. South Memphis is served by Masjid At-Taqwa on Winchester Road, Masjid Al-Mu'minun on South Third Street, and Masjid osmaniyah on Craft Road. The western part of the city includes Al Rasool Center on Stage Road and Masjid Al-Muslimeen on Directors Row. Suburban areas also host several mosques: the Memphis Islamic Center and جامع قرطبه in Cordova, Bartlett Muslim Society and Bartlett Community Center in Bartlett, and Abraham House of God and Cemetery / Masjid Sayyiduna Ibrahim in Horn Lake, Mississippi.

This variety of locations means that Muslims living in or visiting Memphis can find prayer spaces across multiple sectors, including Midtown, East Memphis, South Memphis, and the suburbs of Cordova, Bartlett, and Horn Lake. Whether you are a new arrival, a student, a family, or a traveler, the listed mosques offer accessible places for daily prayers and community connection. The information provided is based on verified records, and it is advisable to confirm specific details such as prayer times and facilities directly with each mosque.

Each listing includes the mosque name, address, and distance from central Memphis. For accurate prayer times, Jumu'ah schedules, and facility details (e.g., women's sections, parking), please contact the mosque directly or visit their website. Addresses are provided to help you plan your visit. Note that some mosques may have multiple locations or shared addresses.