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Islam is the third-largest religion in the United States, and Philadelphia is one of the top five Muslim-friendly cities in the US. Philly, lovingly dubbed the Mecca of the west, is home to almost 200,000 Muslims, about 10 – 15% of the total population. Needless to say, practising Muslims in Philadelphia seek a mosque to offer their prayers 5 times a day. However, living in a non-Muslim country can make it hard to find mosques. But that is not the case in Philadelphia because it has more than 40 mosques.
To help our brothers and sisters keep track of their prayer schedules, we've created a list of famous mosques with their prayer times in Philadelphia. These mosques are:
Masjid Al Jamia is a Sunni-sect mosque located in West Philadelphia. Red-bricked and spacious, this mosque is one of Philadelphia's oldest and most famous places of worship. It was built in 1988 by members of the Muslim Student's Association of the University of Pennsylvania. The name Majid Al Jamia means The Congregational Mosque. This name is usually given to the largest mosque in a region where a large number of Muslims can unite for daily prayers as well as special prayers like the Jummah, Eidain, funerals, etc. And, no doubt, this mosque was the largest in the area when it was built in 1988.
Today, it is one of the few mosques that can accommodate about 700 – 1000 people for the Friday Prayer in Philadelphia. Masjid al Jamia offers numerous other services apart from the five daily prayers and the Jummah prayer, including Taraweeh, Eid, and Janazah (funeral) prayers. It also provides Nikkah (Islamic marriage ceremony) services and marriage counselling for Muslim couples. You may also send your children there to learn and memorize the Quran.
Further Contact Details of the mosque and prayer times are given below. However, the prayer times can differ in winter and summer, so we recommend contacting the mosque before visiting.
Masjid Al Jamia, Philadelphia - Prayer Times
Masjid Al Jamia Mosque Contact Details
Al Aqsa Islamic Society is another Sunni-sect mosque in Philadelphia that was established in 1996. The mosque's exterior and interior are designed to reflect Islamic culture and architecture. But, as the name suggests, the Al Aqsa Islamic Society is much more than a regular mosque where you can go for your daily or Jummah prayers. It also doubles as Al Aqsa Islamic Academy, which is a full-time private school in Philly that offers classes from kindergarten to grade 10. The academy aims to provide Muslim children with an Islamic environment where they can learn more about their religion and grow up with Islamic morals.
It aims to enable children to become strong individuals in the community that can face and solve the challenges Muslims commonly face in western societies. Additionally, Al Aqsa Islamic Society offers many other services for the Muslim community, including youth outreach programs, youth clubs, programs for Muslim reverts, Saturday school for children, and more.
Al Aqsa Islamic Society, Philadelphia - Prayer Times
Al Aqsa Islamic Society Mosque Contact Details
United Muslim Masjid is a Sunni-sect mosque by the United Muslim Movement. It was established in 1994 to create a strong Islamic community based on the teachings of the Quran and Sunnah. The mosque has undergone multiple renovations and expansions since its inception, and today it can accommodate around 500 people at a time. The mosque is dedicated to fulfilling all educational and religious needs of the Muslims of Philadelphia. Apart from the daily prayers, the mosque also offers educational programs, including programs by their Director of Islamic Affairs, Shaykh Dr. Tahir Wyatt.
In addition, the mosque also helps the Muslim community fulfill their Zakat and Sadaqah duties by collecting alms and distributing them via charitable projects worldwide.
United Muslim Masjid, Philadelphia - Prayer Times
United Muslim Masjid Mosque Contact Details
Masjidullah Incorporated is an organization that aims to promote faith and community with the help of the teachings of Islam. The mosque offers many services, including classes and educational programs, daycare, after-school programs, and preschool. Interestingly, the land on which Masjidullah stands used to be a synagogue, then it was turned into a church, and finally, it was bought by Masjidullah Incorporated and converted into a mosque.
Today, the mosque can accommodate up to 1500 people in the prayer area. Along with the prayer area, the mosque has a banquet hall and fourteen classrooms, offering space for the after-school program, daycare, Muslim wedding events, and more.
Masjidullah Incorporated, Philadelphia - Prayer Times
Masjidullah Incorporated Contact Details
Masjid Al Falah is a Sunni mosque established to accommodate the growing Indonesian Muslim Population in Philadelphia. The journey started in 2000 when Indonesian Muslim community members couldn't find a place to perform Pengajian (recitation). Subsequently, the Indonesian Muslims formed the Indonesian Community of Greater Philadelphia (ICGP) Society in 2003.
With the help of donations, the ICGP built Masjid Al Falah in 2008, a place where Muslims could gather, pray and engage in Islamic activities. The mosque offers services such as daily prayers, Pengajian, weekly community dinners on Saturdays, Islamic education, and more.
Masjid Al Falah, Philadelphia - Prayer Times
Masjid Al Falah Contact Details
Masjid Quba was constructed by the Quba Institute in 1938 and is the second oldest Sunni mosque in Philadelphia. The founders aimed to create a place where the Muslims of Philadelphia could come and fulfil their spiritual and religious needs. This led to a diverse and multicultural community run by Islamic values and morals. Today, Quba Institute offers many services for the Muslim community, including Islamic classes for adults, day school, and daily Jummah prayers.
Masjid Quba, Philadelphia - Prayer Times
Masjid Quba Contact Details
| Fajr | Duhur | Asr | Maghrib | Isha |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 04:18 | 12:57 | 16:52 | 20:08 | 21:37 |