Mosques

Andijan, a major city in eastern Uzbekistan, is home to a number of mosques and prayer rooms serving the local Muslim community. Based on available mapped records, there are 20 listed prayer places within a 50 km radius of the city center. These include mosques in Andijan itself as well as in nearby towns and villages, reflecting the widespread presence of Islamic worship spaces across the region.

Within Andijan city, one of the prominent listed mosques is Devonaboy Masjid, located on ул.Алтынкульская. Other prayer places are found in the surrounding areas: in Asaka (about 12–26 km away), there are several mosques such as Xolid Ibn Valid jome masjidi, Fayzobod Jome Masjid, AHMADALI MAHDUM JOME MASJIDI, Mirza Xoliq ota, and Masjid Asaka. To the west, Oltinko'l jome masjidi serves the town of Altinkul (about 15 km away). Additionally, a number of mosques are listed across the border in Kyrgyzstan, in towns like Monok, Bazar-Korgon, and Suzak, indicating cross-border prayer-place access for residents near the frontier.

This distribution of mosques and prayer rooms across Andijan and its surrounding districts—including Asaka, Altinkul, and nearby Kyrgyz settlements—provides multiple options for Muslims living in or visiting the area. The listings are based on available mapped and verified records, and while not exhaustive, they offer a useful starting point for locating prayer spaces in and around Andijan.

When visiting any mosque, it is advisable to check the exact address and distance beforehand, as some listed places may be in nearby towns or across the border in Kyrgyzstan. Contact details and opening hours are not provided in the current data, so verifying directly with the mosque or local community is recommended. Always confirm prayer times locally.