Mosques

Aleppo, one of Syria's largest cities, is home to a rich Islamic heritage reflected in its numerous mosques and prayer places. Based on available mapped records, the city center hosts several prominent historic mosques, including the Umayyad Mosque (Hawl Al Qalaa St) and the Aleppo Citadel Grand Mosque, both located near the ancient citadel. Other notable mosques within the city include Al Adeliah Mosque, Al Otrosh Mosque, Salah al-Din Mosque, Ar-Rahman Mosque, Al Ghazali Mosque, and Mrs. Nafisa Mosque. These are concentrated in the central areas, providing accessible prayer options for residents and visitors alike.

Beyond the city center, the mapped data shows a significant number of listed prayer places in the surrounding towns and villages. The town of A'zaz, approximately 44 km north of Aleppo, features several mosques such as جامع الميتم, Mosque of Ali Ibn Abi Talib, Musab bin Omair Mosque, مسجد عثمان بن عفان, Hamza Mosque, Collector soldier, Khalid ibn al-Walid Mosque, and جامع الشيخ الطاهر. Similarly, Al Bab (35.7 km northeast) has Salman the Persian mosque, and Kafr Kalbin (40.1 km) includes Ansar Mosque. These areas indicate a widespread implantation of prayer places across the northern countryside of Aleppo governorate.

For Muslims living in or visiting Aleppo, the available records show a network of mosques covering both the historic city core and the broader region. While the central mosques are well-known landmarks, the listings in A'zaz, Al Bab, and other nearby communes serve local communities. It is advisable to verify addresses and distances when planning visits, as some locations may be in areas affected by conflict. This overview is based on currently mapped and verified records, offering a practical starting point for finding prayer places in and around Aleppo.

Check the addresses and distances of listed mosques before visiting, as some are in nearby towns like A'zaz and Al Bab. Contact information is not provided; verify details directly with local sources. The data reflects mapped records and may not include all active prayer places.