Mosques

San Diego's Muslim community is served by a network of 20 listed mosques and prayer places within a 50 km radius, reflecting a growing and diverse presence across the city and its surrounding areas. The mapped records show prayer places established in several key districts, including Mid-City (with Islamic Center Of Mid City and Al-Ansar Mosque on 50th St and Winona Ave), Logan Heights (Islamic Center of Logan Heights on Ocean View Blvd), and the Imperial Avenue corridor (Masjidul Taqwa and Masjid As Sunnah on Imperial Ave and Federal Blvd). Further north, the Islamic Center of San Diego (ICSD) on Eckstrom Ave and the Afghan Community Islamic Center on Sandrock Rd serve the Clairemont and Kearny Mesa areas, while the Islamic Center of Mira Mesa (Masjid Hamza) on Black Mountain Rd caters to the Mira Mesa community.

Beyond San Diego proper, the database includes mosques in neighboring cities such as El Cajon (Islamic Center Of EL Cajon and Islamic Center of San Diego East County), Chula Vista (Islamic Center of Chula Vista on 3rd Ave), Escondido (Islamic Center Of Escondido on W 6th Ave), and Lakeside (Imam Ali Masjid on Mountain View Ln). The listings also extend across the border into Tijuana and Rosarito, Mexico, with Centro Islámico de Baja (Masjid Omar) in Playas de Tijuana and Islamic Center Of Rosarito (Masjid El Noor) in Rosarito, reflecting the region's cross-border Muslim community. Prominent named mosques include Al-Ribat Mosque on Saranac St, Masjid Al Huda on Bonillo Dr, and Darululoom San Diego Masjid (Crescent Academy) on Miramar Rd.

For Muslims living in or visiting San Diego, these listed prayer places offer a range of options across the city's neighborhoods. Whether you are near the central areas of Mid-City and Logan Heights, the eastern suburbs of El Cajon and Lakeside, or the southern communities of Chula Vista and the border region, the available mapped records show a prayer-place presence in each of these sectors. New arrivals, students, workers, and families can use this directory to locate nearby mosques, with addresses provided for each listing. While exact services and facilities vary, the database offers a starting point for finding congregational prayers, community centers, and Islamic schools across the San Diego metropolitan area.

The listings include addresses and distances from the city center. Verify opening hours, prayer times, and facilities directly with each mosque, as these details are not provided in the database. Many mosques have contact fields available; check individual listings for phone numbers or websites. Always confirm Jumu'ah and Eid prayer schedules locally.