Omar Ibn El-Khattab Mosque

The Omar Ibn El-Khattab Mosque in Columbus, Ohio, is one of the oldest mosques in the area, established in 1984. Originally, it began with nine students gathering to pray in an apartment on Harley Drive in 1979, realizing the need for a larger space as the Muslim community grew to over a thousand members. This Sunni mosque offers services in English and provides a welcoming environment for families with kid-friendly amenities. For women, there is a separate prayer space and accessible facilities. The mosque also accommodates individuals with physical disabilities by offering wheelchair amenities, including designated prayer spaces and parking. Visitors to the mosque can enjoy the convenience of on-premise parking and participate in the five daily prayers and two Jumu’ah prayers offered. With a rich history and a commitment to serving the community, the Omar Ibn El-Khattab Mosque is a vital place of worship for Muslims in Columbus, Ohio.