The Islamic Center of Seattle

All prayers including formal jumaa, Multicultural, English services, Partial barrier separating genders, Adequate restrooms, Parking available, Run by permanent trustees

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Founded in 1973, The South Seattle Islamic Center had its origins in the early 1960s with two Boeing employees, one an Iraqi and one a Pakistani, who noticed each other skipping lunch during the Muslim celebration of Ramadan. Social visits between families grew into a Muslim community which saw the need for a mosque. The families saved $100 a month toward a down payment on a two story house at 3040 S 150th Street in what would become the city of Sea-Tac. Today, the mosque has outgrown its facilities like others in the Seattle area, and neighbouring mosques are being planned.

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5/5 - Siraj Haji

It is a great place, but we have a semi issue. That's everybody who pay over the Jama they know.

5/5 - Rayhan Ahmed

Very welcoming environment and have a lot of things to learn about islam

5/5 - Akira F

Friendly, welcoming and helpful masjid staff. Quality speeches (in English so everyone can understand, alhamdulillah!). There's diversity in both masjid staff and the people who come to the masjid here which is nice to see fellow Muslims from different racial and ethnic backgrounds get together and unite! Subhanallah!

5/5 - Joseph Allen

Not sure .I don't recall ever visiting this establishment.??????

5/5 - Omar Abdulaziz

Wonderful masjisd and very clean. Imam and other brothers are so friendly and helpful. We liked this masjisd and we hope all the best for everyone who works always to make the masjisd
great.