Mosques

San Bernardino, situated in California's Inland Empire, is home to a growing Muslim community supported by a network of mosques and Islamic centers spread across the city and its neighboring areas. Within San Bernardino itself, Dar Al Uloom Al Islamiya of America on Mallory Street provides a dedicated prayer space. Nearby, the Islamic Community Center of Redlands (ICCR) on Beaumont Avenue serves the Redlands area, while Ar-Rahman Islamic Center on Sierra Avenue and Inland Valley Islamic Society on Hemlock Avenue are established in Fontana. These listed prayer places form the backbone of local Muslim life, offering spaces for daily prayers and community gatherings.

Beyond the immediate city, the mapped records show a wider implantation of mosques across the Inland Empire region. In Riverside, the Islamic Center of Riverside and Faizan-E-Madinah (Riverside) Masjid on Magnolia Avenue serve the city. Corona hosts the Islamic Society of Corona ISCN Corona Masjid on Santana Way and Masjid Maryam, ICNA Center on Ellis Street. The Chino Mosque - Baitul Hameed on Ramona Avenue and Chino Valley Islamic Center on Chino Avenue are located in Chino. Other notable centers include the Islamic Center of Inland Empire (Rancho Masjid) on Base Line Road in Rancho Cucamonga, the Islamic Center of Jurupa Valley on 50th Street, and Masjid Alrahma on Day Street in Moreno Valley. Further afield, the Islamic Center of Perris, Islamic Center of Claremont (in Pomona), Masjid Sabireen and Ahlul-Beyt Mosque in Pomona, Middle Ground Mosque in Upland, and the Islamic Center Of Victor Valley and High Desert Islamic Society in Victorville complete the regional network.

For Muslims living in or visiting San Bernardino, this distribution of prayer places means that whether you are in the city center, near the university, or in surrounding communities like Fontana, Riverside, or Redlands, a mosque or Islamic center is typically within a reasonable distance. The listed facilities vary in size and capacity, but all provide essential spaces for worship. New arrivals, students, workers, and families can find a welcoming environment at these centers, which are based on available mapped and verified records. This network supports the religious and social needs of the Muslim community across the San Bernardino area and the wider Inland Empire.

When planning to visit any of these mosques, it is advisable to check the exact address and distance from your location, as some centers may be up to 46 km away. Contact information such as phone numbers and websites are not provided here, so verify details directly with the mosque. Prayer times and facilities may vary; it is best to confirm before attending.