Mosques

Battambang, a major city in northwestern Cambodia, is home to a small but established Muslim community with several prayer places spread across its urban and peri-urban areas. Based on available mapped records, at least 10 mosques and prayer rooms are listed within a 50 km radius of the city center, with most concentrated within a few kilometers of central Battambang. These include named mosques such as Masjid Phum Chin, Masjid Ar-Rahman Battambang, Masjid Marakas, Masjid Norea Leu, and Masjid Chin Dam Spey, as well as several local prayer spaces identified by village names like Aumpouk Village and Phum Chrey Kaong.

The listed prayer places are primarily located in and around Krong Battambang, the city's administrative area. Address data indicates a presence in districts such as Samload District (where Aumpouk Village is situated) and areas near Phum Chrey Kaong. Some prayer rooms are identified by their village names, such as ភូមិដំណាក់អំពិល (Phum Damnak Ampil) and ម៉ាស្ជិឌភូមិឡឥដ្ឋ (Masjid Phum L'ort), suggesting that mosques are established in both central and outlying residential zones. One notable location, ស៊ូរ៉ាវភ្នំសំពៅ (Surao Phnom Sampeau), is situated about 15 km from the city center, indicating that prayer spaces also serve communities in the surrounding countryside.

For Muslims living in or visiting Battambang, the mapped data shows that prayer places are accessible across several sectors of the city, from the core of Krong Battambang to nearby villages. While specific opening hours and facilities are not listed, the presence of multiple named mosques and village-based prayer rooms suggests a functional network for daily prayers and community gatherings. New arrivals, students, workers, and travellers can use these listings to locate nearby mosques, but should verify addresses and contact details directly, as records may not be exhaustive.

The listed prayer places are based on available mapped records. Addresses and distances are approximate. For accurate prayer times, facilities, and accessibility (e.g., women's sections), contact the mosque directly or check local sources. Some locations may have limited online presence.