Masjids of
Central New Jersey

The founding masjid of Piscataway. MCMC was established in 1990 by community members who once prayed Taraweeh in each other's basements — a testament to the power of grassroots faith. Today it serves the entire Middlesex County Muslim community with five daily prayers, a full weekend Islamic school (Darul Ihsaan, Pre-K to 12th), the Al Furqan Hifz program, counselling, Janazah services, Zakat distribution, free groceries for those in need, and an active youth program. MCMC holds Silver Certification from MUHSEN for serving community members with special needs. Expansion plans include a library, cafeteria, and funeral facility.

Founded in 1992 to serve Somerset and Middlesex Counties, Da'awatul Islamia is a warm, cozy community masjid that quite literally never locks its doors. "Many brothers and sisters reside within walking distance and chances are you will find another Muslim for jamaat." It offers the ideal balance of facilities for wudu and worship without the complications of larger masjids. Programs include Madrasa, adult Islamic education, fund-raisers, international exchange programs, and dawah outreach.

Masjid-ul Huda serves the growing Muslim community of New Brunswick and North Brunswick. Due to overcrowding, the centre now operates across two locations — with Jumu'ah and Taraweeh at the spacious 5,000 sq ft North Brunswick site, and daily prayers at the original Remsen Avenue facility. The community has grown significantly and continues to serve students, families, and professionals across the area.

The very first masjid in Edison — open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Founded in 2011 on 2.2 acres, the masjid spans 18,500 sq ft with an 8,500 sq ft prayer hall and a full two-story community building with elevator. Known for its spacious, clean, welcoming environment and a diverse congregation from all ethnic backgrounds. "I went there for Fri prayer and was amazed — the mosque is beautiful, spacious, clean and well organised." — Yelp visitor. Separate entrances and prayer areas for brothers and sisters.

The first and flagship Islamic centre in Bridgewater — Al Falah is known for its stunning architecture, elegant prayer halls filled with natural light, and a vibrant, inclusive community. Grounded in the values of the Qur'an and Sunnah, its mission is to empower Muslims and contribute positively to the wider multicultural society. Programs span Sunday Islamic school, Quran Academy, youth leadership, and special events — including a planned Summer 2026 Egypt + Umrah trip for young adults.

Over 50 years of Islamic community service — ISCJ is one of the most comprehensive Islamic centres in Central NJ, serving a beautifully diverse congregation under the leadership of Imam Shibli. Known for its stunning architecture, spacious separate prayer areas for men and women, and an extraordinary range of programs. ISCJ LiT serves youth and young adults (ages 13–30) with tools, skills, and knowledge for positive change. The Endowment (Waqf) Fund ensures the continuity of services for generations to come.