Mosques

Baghdad, the capital of Iraq, is a city with a deep Islamic history and a large Muslim population. However, based on available mapped records, there are currently no listed mosques or prayer rooms within a 50 km radius of the city center. This may reflect data limitations rather than an absence of places of worship, as Baghdad is home to numerous historic and active mosques, including the famous Al-Kadhimiya Mosque and the Abu Hanifa Mosque.

For Muslims living in or visiting Baghdad, prayer facilities are widely available across the city, particularly in districts such as Kadhimiya, Adhamiyah, and Karrada. These areas are known for their religious significance and concentration of mosques. However, the current database does not include specific addresses or verified listings for these locations. Users are encouraged to consult local resources or community networks for accurate information on nearby prayer places.

As new data becomes available, this page will be updated to reflect the true implantation of mosques and prayer rooms across Baghdad's neighborhoods. In the meantime, Muslims in Baghdad can rely on the city's well-established Islamic infrastructure, including mosques in almost every district, to fulfill their daily prayers. We are working to expand our coverage to better serve the community.

Since no mosques are currently listed, please verify prayer locations through local contacts or community centers. When using our listings, always check addresses and contact details before visiting. We recommend confirming opening hours and prayer times directly with the mosque.