Mosques

Berlin, Germany's capital, is home to a vibrant Muslim community supported by a network of mosques and prayer rooms. Based on available mapped records, there are 13 listed prayer places within a 50 km radius of the city center. These are spread across several districts, reflecting the diverse implantation of Islamic centers in the city. In the northern district of Wedding, you'll find Ashabe Kehf Moschee on Jasmunder Straße, along with Aksemseddin Camii DITIB and Al Ummah Mosque on Bellermannstraße and Buttmannstraße respectively. Further west, in Moabit, Arresalah Mosque serves the area from Turmstraße. These locations provide accessible options for residents and visitors in the central and northern parts of Berlin.

Moving south, Neukölln hosts Alema Mosque (Islamic Culture & Education Center) on Finowstraße and Al-Nur Mosque on Haberstraße, offering prayer spaces in this lively district. In the west, the historic Berlin Mosque (also known as Berliner Moschee) on Brienner Straße in Wilmersdorf is a notable landmark. Further afield, Al Ajurry Moschee on Murellenweg in Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf extends coverage to the western outskirts. In the east, BDMG Center Hellersdorf on Senftenberger Straße serves the Hellersdorf area. Additionally, Al Faruk Moschee in nearby Potsdam (Am Kanal) is included within the 50 km range, providing a prayer place for those in the southwestern suburbs.

This mapped data shows that prayer places are established in several key Berlin sectors, including Wedding, Moabit, Neukölln, Wilmersdorf, and Hellersdorf, as well as the neighboring city of Potsdam. For Muslims living in or visiting Berlin, these listed mosques offer a range of options for daily prayers and community connection. While this list is based on available records, it provides a useful starting point for exploring the city's Islamic landscape. Whether you are a new arrival, a student, a worker, or a traveler, these prayer places across Berlin's diverse neighborhoods help facilitate religious practice in the capital.

The listed mosques are based on available mapped records. Distances from Berlin center range from 2.2 km (Ashabe Kehf Moschee) to 27.3 km (Al Faruk Moschee in Potsdam). Addresses are provided for each location. Contact details such as phone numbers, websites, and opening hours are not included in the current data. Verify details directly with the mosque before visiting.