Mosques

Tempe, Arizona, is home to a growing Muslim community with several mosques and prayer spaces serving residents and visitors. The city itself hosts two prominent listed mosques: Tempe Mosque (Islamic Community Center) at 131 E 6th St, and Omar Ibn Al-Khattab Mosque at 6225 S McClintock Dr. These provide convenient options for daily prayers and community gatherings within Tempe. Additionally, the mapped records show a wider network of prayer places extending into neighboring cities, reflecting the region's diverse Islamic presence.

Beyond Tempe, the listed prayer places are spread across several Phoenix metropolitan area sectors. In Phoenix, notable locations include Muslim Community Mosque on N 32nd St, Islamic Center of North Phoenix on N 23rd Ave, and Masjid Touba on W Buckeye Rd. Chandler hosts Islamic Center of the East Valley (ICEV) on N Alma School Rd, es Salaam Mosque on N Alma School Rd, and Al Mustafa Mosque on S Val Vista Dr. Other areas with listed mosques include Glendale (United Islamic Center, Al Kausur Mosque), Mesa (Masjid Abu Bakar), Peoria (Greenway Mosque), Tolleson (West Valley Islamic Center), Laveen Village (Islamic Center of Laveen), and Maricopa (Masjid Bilal ibn Rabah). This distribution shows that prayer places are established across many neighborhoods, from central Phoenix to suburban communities.

For Muslims living in or visiting Tempe, the available mapped records indicate a robust network of mosques within a 50 km radius. The two Tempe mosques offer local options, while nearby cities like Phoenix, Chandler, and Mesa provide additional choices for Jumu'ah prayers, daily salah, and community events. Whether you are a new arrival, student, worker, or traveler, these listed prayer places help ensure access to Islamic worship spaces across the region. Always verify addresses and service details directly with each mosque, as the information is based on current mapped records.

Check the address and distance of each mosque before visiting. Contact information may be available on the mosque's website or social media. Prayer times and Jumu'ah schedules vary; confirm directly with the mosque. Some mosques may have separate entrances or facilities for women; verify if needed.