Mosques

Minneapolis 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 over 20 listed prayer places within a 50 km radius of downtown Minneapolis. These include several prominent mosques located within the city limits, such as Masjid An-Nur on Lyndale Avenue, Tawfiq Islamic Center on Minnehaha Avenue, Nurul-Iman Mosque and Institute on Park Avenue, and AL-Rahma Mosque on Bloomington Avenue. Other notable centers include Abubakar As-Saddique Islamic Center on 13th Avenue South and Umatul Islam Center on 2nd Avenue South. This concentration of mosques in central and south Minneapolis provides convenient access for residents and visitors alike.

Beyond the city center, prayer places are established in several surrounding suburbs. In the western suburbs, Al-Amaan Community Center serves Minnetonka, while Masjid Al-Tawba is located in Eden Prairie. To the south, the Burnsville Mosque and Dar-us-Salam Center are found in Burnsville, and the Muslim Community Center Al Rahman is in Bloomington. The northern suburbs include Masjid Ar-Rahim Islamic Community Center in Brooklyn Park and Northwest Islamic Community Center (Masjid Al-Kareem) in Plymouth. Further east, MAS Masjid At Taqwa is in St Paul, ASSALAM mosque is in Maplewood, and Eastern Twin Cities Islamic Center is in Afton. The southeastern suburb of Rosemount hosts MAS South Metro Islamic Center, while MAS Blaine Masjid serves the northern suburb of Blaine. This widespread implantation across multiple cities and neighborhoods ensures that Muslims in the greater Minneapolis area have access to prayer facilities within a reasonable distance.

For those new to the area or traveling, the listed mosques are concentrated in areas such as south Minneapolis (around Lake Street and Bloomington Avenue), north Minneapolis (Lyndale Avenue), and the western suburbs along the I-394 corridor. The addresses provided can help users identify which mosque is closest to their location. While this data represents a snapshot of mapped and verified records, it offers a practical starting point for finding prayer spaces in Minneapolis and its surroundings. Whether you are a resident, student, worker, or visitor, these mosques serve as community hubs for daily prayers, Jumu'ah, and Islamic activities.

Check the address and distance of each mosque from your location before visiting. Contact information and opening hours may vary; verify directly with the mosque. Many mosques listed have phone numbers or websites, but these are not provided here. Use the addresses for navigation and confirm prayer times locally.