✦ From Num's directory · updated 2026-09-25

All 100 mosques in New York, mapped.

Mosques in New York — 100 mapped across Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens and the Bronx, with what visitors should know about entering, timing and dress.

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Visit between prayers, not during Friday midday

Most New York mosques are small, working congregations — many are converted storefronts or houses — rather than monuments, and visitors of any faith are generally welcome outside prayer times if they ask at the door or office first. Friday midday prayer (jumu'ah) is the busiest hour of the week, so that is not the time to look around. Remove your shoes at the entrance; everyone should cover shoulders and knees, and women are usually asked to cover their hair, so carry a scarf. Larger centers may ask for ID or have a security desk.

Questions people ask

What are the best mosques to visit in New York?

The Islamic Cultural Center of New York on 96th Street is the largest and most architecturally notable; Malcolm Shabazz Mosque in Harlem is the most historically significant for many visitors.

Can non-Muslims visit mosques in New York?

Generally yes, outside prayer times and with modest dress. Ask at the office first, as smaller mosques may have no one to show you round.

How many mosques are there in New York?

Num's directory maps 100 mosques and Islamic centers in and around the city, most of them in Queens, Brooklyn and the Bronx.

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