Mosques

Bamako, the capital of Mali, is home to a significant Muslim community, and the mapped data reveals a widespread presence of prayer places across the city. With 20 listed mosques within a 50 km radius, the city offers numerous options for daily prayers and community gatherings. Notable among these are the Grande Mosquée de Bamako, located about 4.6 km from the city center, and the Centre Islamique de Hamdallaye, situated 6.1 km away. Other prominent mosques include the Cherif Ousmane Madani Mosque From Haidara, Mosquée WAMY Bamako (Kalaban), and Markaz Mosque Banankabougou. These mosques reflect the diverse Islamic landscape of Bamako.

The listed prayer places are distributed across several districts and neighborhoods. In the area of Faso kanu, the Mosquée de faso kanu serves the local community. The Kalaban sector hosts multiple mosques, including Mosquée WAMY Bamako (Kalaban) and Kalaban Coura ACI. Other areas with a strong prayer-place presence include Hamdallaye (Centre Islamique de Hamdallaye), Banankabougou (Markaz Mosque), and Faladie (Mosquée Faladie Village Can and Faladie SEMA Grand Mosque). Additionally, mosques are found in Sotuba (Mosquée AMUPI Sotuba ACI), Korofina-Nord (Mosque De korofina-Nord), and Djicoroni (Mosquee Of Light Of Baco Djicoroni ACI). The nearby town of Kati also features the Grande Mosquée de Kati, about 17.9 km away.

For Muslims living in or visiting Bamako, the city offers a robust network of prayer places, from large community mosques to smaller neighborhood prayer rooms. The presence of mosques in areas such as Golf, Niamanan, and Quartier Mali ensures that residents and travelers can find a place for worship conveniently. Whether you are a new arrival, a student, a worker, or a family, the listed mosques provide accessible options for daily prayers and religious activities. This overview is based on available mapped records, and it is advisable to verify specific details such as prayer times and facilities directly with the mosques.

For accurate prayer times and facilities, contact the mosques directly. Addresses and distances are approximate; use GPS or local maps for navigation. Many mosques have specific prayer schedules and may offer separate areas for women. Verify details before visiting, especially for Friday prayers and Ramadan timings.