Mosques

Algeciras, a port city in southern Spain, offers a modest but accessible network of prayer places for Muslims. Within the city itself, two listed mosques serve the local community: Mezquita Al houda on Calle Montero Ríos, just 0.7 km from the city center, and Mezquita Abu Bakr on Plaza San Hiscio, about 0.9 km away. These provide convenient options for residents and visitors in central Algeciras. Beyond the city, the surrounding region includes additional prayer spaces, particularly in the nearby Spanish enclave of Ceuta and across the border in Morocco.

In Ceuta, located roughly 25–30 km from Algeciras, several mosques are mapped, including Mezquita Sidi Embarek on Calle Capitán Claudio Vázquez, Mosque Ibn Roshd on Cv Fronteriza, and مسجد مولاي المهدي on Avenida de Africa. Other Ceuta prayer places include Mezquita de Uhud on Calle Colombia, La mezquita de Pasaje Recreo Alto, Masjid Abu Bakr de Ceuta, and Morabito Sidi Bel Abbas. These are spread across the city, offering options for Muslims in different sectors of Ceuta.

Across the Strait of Gibraltar, in the Moroccan city of Fnideq (about 33 km from Algeciras), numerous mosques are listed, such as Mohammed V Mosque on Avenida Hassan II, مسجد المسيرة, Al Safa Mosque, and others. Further afield, Mosque Lalla Aabla in Tangier (50 km) and Comunidad Islámica de Estepona in Estepona (41.8 km) extend the prayer-place network. This distribution shows that while Algeciras has a small number of mosques, the broader region—including Ceuta and northern Morocco—provides additional options for Muslims living in or passing through the area.

The listed prayer places are based on available mapped records. Always verify addresses, opening hours, and prayer times directly with the mosque, as details may change. Use the provided distances as approximate guidance. For mosques in Morocco, note that border crossing may be required. Contact information is not supplied, so check local directories or community boards for updates.