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Mosques in Ohio

Ohio has 108 mosques and masjids listed on MosqueIndex, across 41 cities. The largest number of listings is in Columbus (22), followed by Cleveland (10) and Cincinnati (9). Every listing on this page carries the mosque address, an interactive map, and the five daily prayer times calculated for that mosque exact coordinates, so you can plan a visit or find a prayer space while traveling.

Prayer times for every Ohio mosque are calculated with the ISNA method (Fajr and Isha at 15 degrees, standard Asr), the usual calculation across North America. Because each time is computed from the individual mosque coordinates rather than a single statewide estimate, listings in different parts of Ohio show slightly different times, and they stay correct as the seasons shift.

Amenities such as parking, wheelchair access, a women musalla, or a wudu area are not recorded for every Ohio listing, so call ahead if you have specific needs. Friday Jummah and iqama times are set by each mosque individually and cannot be calculated, so confirm them directly with the mosque before you travel, especially during Ramadan.

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Mosques in Ohio: common questions

How many mosques are in Ohio?
MosqueIndex lists 108 mosques and masjids in Ohio, spread across 41 cities. Listings come from OpenStreetMap and from Google Maps place data, and each listing says which, so the count changes as mosques are added, merged, and verified.
Which cities in Ohio have the most mosques?
Columbus has the most listings in Ohio, with 22. The cities with the most mosques are Columbus (22), Cleveland (10), Cincinnati (9), Dayton (7), Toledo (6). You can open any city to see every mosque there with its address, map, and calculated prayer times.
What time is Jummah prayer in Ohio?
Jummah (Friday prayer) time is set by each mosque individually, usually shortly after Dhuhr, and it is not something that can be calculated from coordinates. MosqueIndex shows community-confirmed Jummah and iqama times where it has them and leaves the rest blank rather than guess, so confirm the Friday time directly with the Ohio mosque you plan to attend.
How are daily prayer times calculated for mosques in Ohio?
The five daily prayer times on every Ohio listing are calculated from that mosque exact latitude and longitude using the ISNA method (Fajr and Isha at 15 degrees, standard Asr), the standard method in North America. They are reliable estimates for planning and update each day, so a listing such as Abdullah Bin Mas'ud shows times computed for its own location rather than a statewide average.

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