Mosques

Amadora, a city in the Lisbon metropolitan area, is home to a growing Muslim community supported by several listed mosques and prayer rooms. Within the city itself, notable locations include Mesquita da Damaia - Masjid Sayyiduna Abu Bakr Siddiq RA on Avenida Alves Redol in the Damaia district, and Mesquita Sayyiduna Usmán (Associação Sociocultural e Religiosa da Amadora - ACRA) on Rua Narciso Leal, which also appears under the name Masjid Amadora - Sayyiduna Ussman. Additionally, Baitul Falah Jame Masjid - Reboleira is situated in the Reboleira area of Damaia, and Lugar de Culto Islâmico da Colina do Sol serves the Alfornelos neighbourhood. These listed prayer places provide a foundation for Muslim life in Amadora, offering spaces for daily prayers and community gatherings.

Beyond Amadora's borders, the wider Lisbon region features a dense concentration of mosques and Islamic centres. In nearby Odivelas, Mosque Aisha Siddika and Masjid Ghausia / Darul-Uloom Odivelas are present, while Lisbon itself hosts several prominent mosques such as Lisbon Central Mosque, Baitul Mukarram Masjid (Centro Islâmico Do Bangladesh), Martim Moniz Jam - E - Masjid, Masjid Baitur Rahim, Hazrat Khadijah (R.A.) Jame Masjid, and Alameda Jame Masjid (APHC). Further afield, Mesquita do Laranjeiro - Masjid Al-Madinah and Associação Lady Fatemah Cultural Center are located in Almada, and ALGÉS JAM-E MOSQUE serves the Algés area. The listed prayer places also extend to Moscavide (Masjid An - Nur Moscavide), Famões (Mesquita Abdurrahman bin Auf), Amora (Mesquita do Fogueteiro), and Setúbal (Mesquita de Setúbal - Masjid At-Taqwa).

This network of mosques and prayer rooms across Amadora and its surroundings reflects the presence of Muslim communities in various sectors of the Lisbon metropolitan area. The listed locations in Amadora's Damaia, Reboleira, and Alfornelos neighbourhoods, along with those in nearby cities like Odivelas, Lisbon, Almada, and others, offer practical options for Muslims living in or visiting the region. Whether for daily prayers, Jumu'ah, or community activities, these mapped records provide a starting point for finding prayer spaces. As the community continues to grow, these listed places serve as important landmarks for Muslim life in the area.

When visiting any of these mosques, it is advisable to check the exact address and distance from your location, as some are in neighbouring cities. Contact details and opening hours may vary; verify directly with the mosque or Islamic centre. Many listed locations have addresses and some may have phone numbers or websites, but these are not provided here.