
New England's largest mosque - the landmark minaret of Roxbury and the heart of Muslim Boston.
- Prayer access
- On-site
- Family-friendly
- Limited
- Women-friendly
- Limited
- Price range
- Free
- Last verified
- 23 Jul 2026


New England's largest mosque, campus prayer rooms at Harvard and MIT, a real halal scene, and how Ramadan, Jumu'ah, and Eid actually work in Boston.
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City overview
New England's largest mosque - the landmark minaret of Roxbury and the heart of Muslim Boston.

Cambridge - Central Square
The historic Cambridge mosque at 204 Prospect Street - anchor of the Harvard-MIT Muslim community.

Quincy (separate city, south of Boston)
Historic mosque completed in 1964 by Boston's earliest Arab Muslim families - one of America's pioneering purpose-built mosques.
Cambridge - MIT campus
Campus prayer space maintained by MIT's Muslim community - the practical daily-prayer answer for Kendall Square days.

Dorchester
Historic African-American congregation with roots to the 1930s - a living chapter of American Islamic history.

Brighton
Neighborhood mosque at 186 Chestnut Hill Avenue serving Brighton, Allston, and Brookline-based visitors.

Long-established Roxbury congregation at 724 Shawmut Avenue, born of the Society for Islamic Brotherhood.

Roxbury - Egleston
Community Islamic center on Washington Street in the Roxbury/Egleston corridor with daily prayers and programs.

Chelsea (separate city, north of Boston)
Community mosque at 60 Willow Street, Chelsea - the nearest congregation for airport-area and northern stays.

Wayland (western suburb)
Long-established suburban Islamic center west of the city - useful for day trips toward Concord and the western suburbs.

Malden (separate city, north)
Family-oriented mosque north of Boston on the Orange Line corridor - inclusive, community-based congregation.

Everett (separate city, north)
Active mosque at 82 Spring Street, Everett, serving the fast-growing Muslim communities north of the harbor.

Hopkinton (western suburb)
The region's principal Shia congregation, at 115 Wood Street in the western suburbs.

Braintree (southern suburb)
The Muslim American Society's Boston hub at 1681 Washington Street, Braintree, after merging with the Salaam Foundation.

Cambridge - Harvard campus
Prayer rooms and an active Muslim chaplaincy serving the Harvard community - useful mid-tour, access policies permitting.

Fenway - Huntington Ave
Campus Islamic center on the Huntington Avenue museum corridor - the prayer stop for MFA and Gardner days.

Boston University - Commonwealth Ave
Prayer space serving BU's Muslim community along Commonwealth Avenue - handy on Fenway-to-Allston days.

East Boston - Logan Airport
Quiet interfaith prayer space within Logan Airport - the arrival and departure salah solution.