Mosques

Benoni, located in the East Rand of Gauteng, offers a growing network of prayer places for the local Muslim community. Within a 50 km radius, there are over 20 listed mosques and musallahs, with several located in Benoni itself and in neighbouring towns. The most prominent local mosque is Masjid Bilaal on Drakensburg Street in Actonville, just 3.1 km from the city centre, and Actonville Jaame Masjid on Rawat Street, also in Actonville. These serve as key prayer venues for residents in the eastern parts of Benoni.

Beyond Benoni, the mapped data shows a wide implantation of mosques across the greater Johannesburg area. In the south, mosques such as Masjid Siratul Jannah in Evans Park, Winchester Hills Masjid, and Masjid Nusaybah in Mulbarton are listed. To the west, Houghton Masjid on West Street and Masjid Ash Shifa in Mayfair are present. Further afield, Masjid Abu Bakr Siddique in Elsburg (Germiston) and Masjid A'isha R.A in Meyersdal (Alberton) provide coverage for those commuting or living in those sectors. The Nizamiye Mosque in Midrand, though farther north, is a notable landmark.

For residents and visitors in Benoni, the available records indicate that prayer places are concentrated in Actonville, with additional options in nearby suburbs like Elsburg, Alberton, and Johannesburg South. This distribution helps Muslims living in or passing through Benoni find suitable venues for daily prayers, Jumu'ah, and other religious activities. The listings are based on mapped and verified records, offering a practical starting point for locating prayer facilities in the region.

When visiting any mosque, it is advisable to check the exact address and distance from your location, as some venues may be in neighbouring towns. Contact details and opening hours are not provided here; verify directly with the mosque for prayer times and Jumu'ah schedules. Many listed mosques have dedicated parking and separate entrances for men and women, but confirm these facilities beforehand.