Mosques

Rochester, New York, is home to a growing Muslim community supported by a network of mosques and prayer spaces spread across several neighborhoods. Based on available mapped records, there are 11 listed prayer places within a 50 km radius, with many concentrated in the central and northeastern parts of the city. These include well-known institutions such as Masjid As-Sunnah Inc., Al-Rahman Mosque, and the Islamic Center of Rochester, each providing spaces for daily prayers and community gatherings.

The distribution of these prayer places reflects the diverse Muslim population in Rochester. In the northeast, areas around N Goodman Street and E Main Street host multiple mosques, including Masjid As-Sunnah Inc. and Baitun Naseer Mosque. The central city features Masjid Tawfeeq of Rochester on Hudson Avenue and Muhammad Mosque on Cady Street, both within a short distance of each other. Further south, the Islamic Center of Rochester on Westfall Road serves the 19th Ward and nearby neighborhoods. The northwest and west sides are served by Islamic Association - Masjid Al Sabur on Lake Avenue and Dewey St Mosque on Dewey Avenue, extending coverage to the city's outer areas.

For Muslims living in or visiting Rochester, this network of prayer places offers accessibility across different parts of the city. The listed mosques include those serving specific communities, such as the Sudanese community center on Meigs Street and the Bosnia & Herzegovina Culture center on Culver Road. While exact prayer times and services should be verified directly with each mosque, the presence of these institutions across neighborhoods like the Northeast, Central, and Northwest sectors provides a solid foundation for religious practice and community connection in Rochester.

Check each mosque's address and distance from your location before visiting. Contact information and prayer times are not provided here; verify details directly with the mosque. Many listed places have addresses and distance data available, but facilities and services should be confirmed independently.