Mosques

Aley, a city in the Mount Lebanon Governorate, offers a modest but accessible network of prayer places for Muslims. Within the city itself, listed mosques include Al Rifaii Mosque (1.4 km from the city center) and Osama Bin Zayd Mosque (0.7 km), providing convenient options for residents and visitors. A third unnamed mosque is also recorded in Aley at a distance of 1.8 km. These local prayer places serve the daily needs of the Muslim community in Aley, though the city’s proximity to Beirut expands the range of available mosques significantly.

Beyond Aley, the mapped data reveals a wider implantation of mosques and prayer rooms across several nearby areas. In the immediate vicinity, Almaqasid mosque Baleshmeh (4.6 km) in Baalchmay and Tabsh Mosque (6.9 km) in Rwaysat Saoufar offer additional options. Further afield, the Beirut area hosts several prominent mosques such as Mohammad Al Amin Mosque (13.2 km), Al-Omari Grand Mosque (13.5 km), Imam Ali Mosque (11.8 km), and Mansour Assaf Mosque (13.4 km), all within a 15 km radius. Other prayer places are located in Baabda (Msaytbeh Mosque, 13.2 km), Hammana (Hamana Mosque, 12.7 km), and Qoubbei (Mouhamed Al Khatib Mosque, 8.1 km).

For those willing to travel further, mosques are also listed in Zahlé, Saadnayel, Bar Elias, and other localities within a 30 km radius. This distribution shows that while Aley itself has a few prayer places, the broader region—including Beirut and surrounding towns—provides a substantial number of mosques for the Muslim community. The listings are based on available mapped records, and users are encouraged to verify addresses and distances when planning visits.

Check the address and distance of each mosque before visiting, as some are located in nearby cities like Beirut or Zahlé. Contact details may not be available for all listings; verify directly with the mosque if needed. Prayer times and facilities vary, so confirm locally.