Mosques

Amsterdam is home to a diverse and well-established network of mosques and prayer rooms, reflecting the city's multicultural Muslim community. Based on available mapped records, there are over 20 listed prayer places within a 50 km radius of the city center, with many located within Amsterdam itself. Prominent mosques include the Islamic Faith Foundation (مسجد جامع) on Rozengracht in the Jordaan district, The Blue Mosque on Henri Dunantstraat in the Slotervaart area, and the Westermoskee Ayasofya Camii at Piri Reïsplein near the Westerpark. Other notable listed mosques are Mosque El-Tawheed on Jan Hanzenstraat, Foundation "Nour Mosque" on Witte de Withstraat, and Mosque Badr on Willem Leevendstraat in the Bos en Lommer district.

The mapped data shows that prayer places are present across several Amsterdam districts and neighborhoods. In the city center, the Islamic Faith Foundation serves the Jordaan area. In the west, mosques such as The Blue Mosque (Slotervaart), Mosque El-Hijra (Arthur van Schendelstraat in the Overtoomse Veld), Moskee Al Ihsane (Mendes Da Costahof in the Geuzenveld), and Moskee El Oumma (Postjesweg in the De Baarsjes) provide coverage. In the north, Mosque Badr and Mosque Nasr (Celebesstraat in the Indische Buurt) are listed. The Westermoskee and Foundation "Nour Mosque" are located near the Westerpark and Staatsliedenbuurt. Additionally, Mosque Foundation Arrabitha Al-Islamia on Waterschapstraat serves the Nieuw-West area. Beyond Amsterdam, listed prayer places are found in Zaandam (Islamic Foundation Netherlands Sultanahmet Zaandam and Stichting Al-Himmah), Hoofddorp (Moskee Ar-Rahman), Leiden (Imam Malik Islamic Center, Al Hijra Leiden Islamic Center, Mosque Mimar Sinan), Zeist (Zeist Mosque), Alkmaar (Haci Bayram Mosque), and Zoetermeer (Moskee al-Qibla).

For Muslims living in or visiting Amsterdam, the city offers a wide range of prayer options across its neighborhoods, from the historic center to the outer districts. The listed mosques are concentrated in areas such as Jordaan, Slotervaart, Bos en Lommer, De Baarsjes, Geuzenveld, Overtoomse Veld, Indische Buurt, and Nieuw-West, making it convenient for residents and travelers to find a nearby prayer place. New arrivals, students, workers, and families can use this directory to locate mosques based on their addresses and distances from the city center. While the listings are based on available mapped records, they provide a useful starting point for exploring the Muslim prayer-place landscape in Amsterdam and its surrounding communes.

Check the address and distance of each mosque from your location before visiting. Contact information such as phone numbers and websites may be available on individual mosque pages. Verify opening hours and prayer times directly with the mosque, as they may vary. Some mosques may have separate entrances or facilities for women; confirm details in advance.