Mosques

Pasadena, located in the San Gabriel Valley northeast of downtown Los Angeles, offers access to a wide network of mosques and Islamic centers within a 50 km radius. The mapped records show 20 listed prayer places spread across Los Angeles County and into Orange and San Bernardino counties. While Pasadena itself does not have a listed mosque in this dataset, nearby areas such as Los Angeles, Culver City, Hawthorne, Inglewood, North Hollywood, and the San Gabriel Valley host several established centers. Prominent among them are the Islamic Center of Southern California (ICSC) on Vermont Avenue in Los Angeles, Masjid Omar ibn Al-Khattab near Exposition Park, and Masjid Al-Mu'min on St Andrews Place. These provide options for daily prayers, Jumu'ah, and community gatherings.

To the south and east, the San Gabriel Valley is served by the Islamic Center of San Gabriel Valley (ICSGV) in Rowland Heights, while Orange County centers include the Islamic Society of Orange County in Garden Grove, the Islamic Institute of Orange County in Anaheim, Masjid Al-Ansar in Anaheim, and Masjid Al Noor in Westminster. Further east, the Inland Empire is represented by the Islamic Center of Inland Empire (Rancho Masjid) in Rancho Cucamonga and the Chino Valley Islamic Center (CVIC) in Chino. The San Fernando Valley has several centers: Islamic Center of Northridge, Granada Hills Masjid, Islamic Center of Reseda (Tarzana), and Islamic Center of North Hollywood. The Westside and South Bay are covered by King Fahad Mosque in Culver City, Islamic Center of Hawthorne, and Islamic Center Of Inglewood.

This distribution shows that Muslims in Pasadena can find prayer places in multiple directions, with the highest concentration in central Los Angeles and the San Gabriel Valley. The listed addresses indicate that many centers are located along major thoroughfares such as Vermont Avenue, Washington Boulevard, and State College Boulevard, making them accessible by car. For those relying on public transit, several centers near Metro rail or bus lines may be convenient. Whether you are a resident, student, or visitor, this network of mosques and Islamic centers supports religious practice across the greater Los Angeles area.

Check each mosque's address and distance from your location before visiting. Contact information may be available on their websites or social media. Verify prayer times, Jumu'ah schedules, and any COVID-19 protocols directly with the center. Some mosques may have separate entrances or facilities for women; confirm in advance if needed.