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Mosques in Illinois

Locate established mosques, Islamic cultural centers, and daily prayer spaces across Illinois with Jummah times from each mosque’s own site, women’s accommodations, and contact details.

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12 mosques

Each card shows the street address, phone and website from the place’s own site or the source on its page, plus the date we last checked it.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about mosques in Illinois

Which are the largest mosques in the Chicago area?

The Mosque Foundation in Bridgeview (serving over 50,000 community members), the Islamic Foundation in Villa Park, the Muslim Community Center (MCC) on Elston Avenue in Chicago, and DarusSalam Seminary in Lombard are among the most prominent Islamic institutions in Illinois.

Do all listed mosques accommodate women?

The vast majority of Illinois mosques feature dedicated women’s prayer spaces, washrooms, and family entrances. Each listing notes women’s space when the mosque publishes it — confirm with the mosque.

How do I check current Jummah prayer schedules?

Jummah prayer times often shift between daylight saving time and standard time. Many larger mosques run 2 to 3 staggered shifts to accommodate worshippers. Listings display recent schedules alongside official website links to confirm before attending.