Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport Terminal B/C interior. Terminal context image; it does not depict the Interfaith Chapel.

Reagan National Airport Interfaith Chapel (DCA): Muslim Prayer Guide

Reagan National Airport Interfaith Chapel is an official quiet place for reflection at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA). The airport places it at the south end of Terminal 2, across from Gates B10–B22 and directly behind Dunkin Donuts. [1] DCA also lists non-clergy-led Islamic prayer times every day at 1:30 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. [1]

Quick answer

The DCA Interfaith Chapel is at the south end of Terminal 2, across from Gates B10–B22, directly behind Dunkin Donuts. [1] The airport says all persons are welcome and lists daily non-clergy-led Islamic prayer times at 1:30 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. [1] The official page does not confirm a Qibla marker, wudu facilities, prayer mats, gender arrangements, Friday congregation, capacity, access side or general opening hours, so confirm those needs locally.

Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport Terminal B/C interior.

Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport, Terminal B/C. Photo by Caroline Léna Becker, CC BY 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons. Resized for web delivery; no content change. The image is terminal context only and does not depict the Interfaith Chapel.

Where is the Interfaith Chapel at Reagan National Airport?

Officially verified item Detail
Facility Airport Interfaith Chapel, offered as a quiet place for reflection. [1]
Published location South end of Terminal 2, across from Gates B10–B22, directly behind Dunkin Donuts. [1]
Published users All persons are welcome. [1]
Islamic prayer times Daily at 1:30 p.m. and 4:00 p.m.; the airport labels them non-clergy-led. [1]
Chapel contact 703-417-1750. [1]

Muslim prayer planning at DCA

DCA’s official page explicitly lists two daily Islamic prayer times in the Interfaith Chapel schedule. [1] The source does not identify either time as Jumu’ah and does not publish a Qibla marker, wudu or ablution facilities, prayer mats, gender arrangements, capacity, access side or general opening hours. [1] Confirm unlisted faith-specific provisions locally before relying on them.

Use the Muslim Qibla finder and prayer tools before travelling to plan prayer times. In the terminal, follow current security and airline boarding requirements.

Practical prayer plan at Reagan National Airport

  1. Go to Terminal 2 and head to its south end.
  2. Look across from Gates B10–B22 and behind Dunkin Donuts for the Interfaith Chapel. [1]
  3. For the airport-listed Islamic prayer times, verify the same-day arrangement before attending. [1]
  4. Use the shared chapel quietly and respectfully.
  5. Leave sufficient time to complete security and reach your gate.

Frequently asked questions about the DCA Interfaith Chapel

Q1. Does Reagan National Airport have a chapel?

A1. Yes. DCA lists an Interfaith Chapel as a quiet place for reflection and says all persons are welcome. [1]

Q2. Where is the DCA Interfaith Chapel?

A2. It is at the south end of Terminal 2, across from Gates B10–B22 and directly behind Dunkin Donuts. [1]

Q3. Does DCA list Islamic prayer times?

A3. Yes. The official airport page lists non-clergy-led Islamic prayer times daily at 1:30 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. [1]

Q4. Does the DCA chapel have wudu facilities or a Qibla marker?

A4. The official airport page does not state whether wudu facilities or a Qibla marker are available. [1] Check locally before relying on either.

Before you travel

Airport services and access arrangements can change. Recheck DCA’s official Interfaith Chapel page and follow current terminal signs and staff instructions on the day of travel.

Related Muslim travel planning

Browse Halal Talk for more official-source airport prayer guidance, and use the Muslim Qibla finder before travelling.

References

[1] Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport — Interfaith Chapel.

[2] Caroline Léna Becker, Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport, Terminal B/C, CC BY 3.0 via Wikimedia Commons.

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