Mosques

St. Louis and its surrounding areas are home to a diverse and active Muslim community, with 18 listed mosques and prayer places mapped within a 50 km radius. The city itself hosts several prominent mosques, including the Grand Islamic Center of St. Louis on South Grand Boulevard, the Islamic Community Center (Madina Mosque) on Lansdowne Avenue, and Al Taqwa Mosque on Gravois Avenue. These centers serve as spiritual and community hubs for Muslims living in or visiting the city.

Beyond the city center, prayer places are established in various neighborhoods and suburbs. In the central corridor, Bilal Ibn Rabaah Mosque near West Pine Mall Boulevard and Al-Mu'minun Islamic Center on North Grand Boulevard provide convenient options. South St. Louis features Masjid Abu Bakr Al Siddiq on South Grand Boulevard and the Bosnian Islamic Center on Lemay Ferry Road. To the north, the Northwest Islamic Center of St. Louis on Lackland Road and the Islamic Center of Hazelwood (Dar Aljalal Masjid) on Dunn Road serve the Hazelwood area. Further out, the Islamic Foundation of Greater St. Louis in Manchester and Al Manara Masjid in Ballwin extend the network into western suburbs.

For those in the metro-east, Belleville Masjid & Islamic Education Center in Belleville, Illinois, and Al-Gharba Mosque in Glen Carbon offer additional options. The Dar ul Iman Mosque in St. Charles and Anjuman-E-Ahle Bayt-Zainabiya in Hazelwood round out the coverage. This mapped network of mosques and prayer rooms reflects the widespread presence of Muslim life across St. Louis and its suburbs, making it easier for residents, students, workers, and travelers to find a place for prayer.

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. Contact information may be available on individual mosque websites or social media pages. Always confirm accessibility and any specific requirements before visiting.