Lists of mosques in North America

This is a list of lists of mosques in North America, including mosques in Central America, sorted by country.

The Bahamas

Name Images Location Year Remarks
Jamaa' Ahlus Sunnah Bahamas Mosque Nassau, New Providence 1978

Barbados

Name Images Location Year Remarks
Jama Mosque Bridgetown 1951 First purpose-built mosque in Barbados. Expanded in the 1980s to become the largest mosque in Barbados.[1]
Madina Mosque Bridgetown 1957 [2]
Masjid An Noor 40 Clermont Plains, Saint James, Barbados
Darul Al Fazal Family mosque [3]

Belize

Name Images Location Year Remarks
Al-Falah Mosque Belize City 2008 First purpose-built mosque in Belize.[4][5]
Masjid Al-Tauba Belmopan [6]
Masjid Darus Salaam Cayo District [6]

Canada

Main article: List of mosques in Canada

Costa Rica

Name Images Location Year Remarks
Omar Mosque and Islamic Center of Costa Rica San José 1995 First purpose-built mosque in Costa Rica.[7]

Cuba

Name Images Location Year Remarks
Abdallah Mosque Santo Domingo 2015 [8][9]

Curaçao

Name Images Location Year Remarks
Omar bin Al-Khattab Mosque Willemstad 1965 First purpose-built mosque in Curaçao.[10]

Dominican Republic

Name Images Location Year Remarks
Al Noor Mosque Santo Domingo [11]


El Salvador

Name Images Location Year Remarks
Salvadoran Arab Islamic Center San Salvador 1994 Also known as "Mezquita de La Luz".[12]
Fátimah Az-Zahra Islamic Center Mejicanos 2004 [13]
Dar-Ibrahim Mosque San Salvador 2007 [14]
Ismael El-Salvador Mosque 2009 [15][16]
Palestina Tierra Santa Mosque 2011 [17]

Guatemala

Name Images Location Year Remarks
Da'wah Mosque of Guatemala Guatemala City [18]

Haiti

Name Images Location Year Remarks
Al Fatiha Mosque Port-au-Prince 1993 First purpose-built mosque in Haiti.[19]
Boukman Buhara Mosque Cap-Haïtien 2016 First mosque in Haiti to feature a minaret.[20]

Jamaica

Name Images Location Year Remarks
Mahdi Mosque Spanish Town and Westmoreland 1950s Constructed by the Islamic Society of Jamaica, that was founded in 1950.[21]

Mexico

Main article: List of mosques in Mexico

Panama

Name Images Location Year Remarks
Panam Jama Mosque Panama City 1981 It was established in 1981.[22]
Madina Mazquita Panama City [23]
Aguadulce Mosque [24]
Chepo Mosque [25]
Chitré Mosque (An-Nur Mosque) 2009 [26]
Colon Mosque 1982 [27]


Puerto Rico

Main article: List of mosques in Puerto Rico

Trinidad and Tobago

Name Images Location Year Remarks
Iere Village Mosque Iere 1868 First known mosque established in the Americas. The current building was constructed in 1968.[28]
Jinnah Memorial Mosque Saint Joseph 1954 [29]

United States

Main article: List of mosques in the United States

United States Virgin Islands

See also

References

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