Mosques

Simi Valley, located in Ventura County, is home to a small but active Muslim community. The city itself hosts several prayer places, including Masjid Al-Rasool at 1206 Erringer Rd and Al Rasul at 1954 Arcane St, both within a few kilometers of the city center. The Islamic Society of Simi Valley (ISSV) at 4343 Township Ave provides a community hub for local Muslims. These listed mosques serve residents and visitors within Simi Valley, offering convenient options for daily prayers and Jumu'ah.

Beyond Simi Valley, the mapped data shows a wider network of Islamic centers across the region. Within a 50 km radius, there are over 20 listed prayer places, with concentrations in the San Fernando Valley and Los Angeles area. Notable nearby centers include the Islamic Center of Northridge (8424 Tampa Ave, Northridge), the Islamic Center of Conejo Valley (2700 Borchard Rd, Newbury Park), and the Islamic Society of West Valley (7060 Owensmouth Ave, Canoga Park). These centers are located in areas such as Northridge, Newbury Park, Canoga Park, and Granada Hills, providing additional options for Muslims living or working in those sectors.

For those traveling further, the Los Angeles area offers numerous mosques, including the King Fahad Mosque in Culver City, the Islamic Center of North Hollywood, and several masjids in central Los Angeles like Masjid Abubakr As Seddik and the New Mosque. The Islamic Center of Ventura County in Oxnard and the Al Umma Center of Santa Clarita also serve the broader region. This network of prayer places ensures that Muslims in Simi Valley and surrounding areas have access to Islamic services, though it is advisable to verify addresses and hours directly.

Check the address and distance of each mosque before visiting, as some may be in neighboring cities. Contact information and prayer times are not provided here; verify details directly with the mosque. The listings are based on available mapped records and may not include all local prayer spaces.