Mosques • Aurangabad

Aurangabad, officially known as Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, is home to a notable number of prayer places for the Muslim community. Based on available mapped records, there are 15 listed mosques within a 50 km radius of the city centre. These include well-known landmarks such as Jama Masjid on Station Road in Naralibag, and Kali Masjid T.T.S. on Shah Bazar Road in Labar Colony. The presence of these mosques reflects a long-standing Muslim heritage in the region, with several masjids located in historic neighbourhoods like Shah Bazar, Kiradpura, and Cidco.

The mapped data shows that prayer places are concentrated in several key areas of Aurangabad. In the Cidco sector, multiple mosques are listed, including Mohammadiya Masjid on Aurangabad-Phulambri-Sillod Road, Ayesha Masjid on Cidco Road in Younus Colony, and Abubakar Masjid in N 10. Other areas with listed prayer places include Jaswantpura (Arfat Masjid), Shahnoorwadi (Ayesha Masjid), and Bari Colony in Kiradpura (ABUBAKAR MASJID). For those living or travelling in the city, these mosques provide accessible options for daily prayers, Jumu'ah, and other religious activities.

Beyond the city limits, the database includes mosques in nearby towns such as Phulambri (Sharifa Masjid, Al Rauf Masjid, Aamina Masjid) and Badnapur (Abuzar Masjid, Ayesha Masjid, Abbasiya Masjid). This coverage indicates that Muslim residents and visitors in the wider Aurangabad region have access to prayer facilities across multiple communes. Whether you are a new arrival, a student, a worker, or a traveller, the listed mosques offer a network of prayer spaces to help maintain your religious practice while in the area.

The addresses provided for each mosque can help you locate them using maps or GPS. Distances from the city centre vary from 1.1 km to over 40 km, so plan your travel accordingly. Some mosques have contact fields or additional details (e.g., Zohar and Juma timings for Kali Masjid T.T.S.), but it is advisable to verify opening hours and prayer schedules directly with the mosque. Always check the exact location before visiting, as some addresses may be approximate.