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Idris Mosque, also known as Sheikh Abdul Qadir Idris Mosque, is a Sunni mosque located in Seattle, Washington, and was established in 1981. This mosque serves as a community hub, offering a variety of services including five daily prayers, Jumu'ah prayers, and family counseling. 

The mosque features separate prayer spaces for men and women, along with facilities for performing ablution. Educational offerings include a weekend school for children and Arabic language classes, catering to the learning needs of the community.

Idris Mosque is notable as the first mosque designed in an Arabesque style in the United States west of the Mississippi River. Its commitment to inclusivity allows all individuals interested in Islam to participate in its programs and activities.

Additionally, the mosque facilitates marriage ceremonies and funeral prayers, underscoring its role in supporting families and providing spiritual guidance. With ample parking and wheelchair-accessible prayer space, Idris Mosque aims to be welcoming and accessible to all.