Mosques

Bradford offers a well-established network of mosques and prayer rooms, with several prominent listed mosques serving the city. Central Mosque Bradford, located near the city centre on Darfield Street, is a key landmark, while Al-Jamia Suffa-Tul-Islam Grand Mosque on Horton Park Avenue and Jamia Masjid Hanfia on Ambler Street in Manningham are also notable. Other listed prayer places include The IslamBradford Centre on City Road, Islamic Cultural & Educational Association on Thornbury Road, and Masjid Abu Bakar on Steadman Terrace. These mosques are spread across the city, with a concentration in areas such as Manningham, Thornbury, and the city centre, providing accessible prayer facilities for residents and visitors.

Beyond Bradford itself, the mapped data shows additional prayer places in nearby towns and cities within a 50 km radius. In Dewsbury, The Markazi Mosque Dewsbury on South Street and Baitul Ata Mosque – Spen Valley on Garnett Street are listed, along with Masjid-e-Zakariya on Chapel Street. Leeds has several mosques, including Leeds Grand Mosque on Woodsley Road, Bilal Masjid on Conway Road in Harehills, and Makkah Masjid on Thornville Road. Halifax is home to Jamia Mosque Madni on Gibbet Street, while Rochdale features Central Mosque Rochdale on Mere Street and Golden Mosque on Lower Sheriff Street. Manchester and its surroundings also have multiple listed prayer places, such as Manchester Central Mosque on Upper Park Road, Al-Falah Mosque & Islamic Centre on Heywood Street in Cheetham Hill, and Masjid-e-Bilal on Bury Old Road in Prestwich.

This coverage across Bradford and the wider region means that Muslims living in or visiting the city can find prayer places in several districts and neighbouring towns. The listed mosques are concentrated in areas like Manningham, Thornbury, and the city centre in Bradford, as well as Savile Town in Dewsbury, Harehills in Leeds, and Cheetham Hill in Manchester. While the data does not specify exact opening hours or facilities, the addresses provided offer a starting point for locating these mosques. For new arrivals, students, workers, and families, this network of prayer places across Bradford and nearby cities helps support daily religious practice.

The listed mosques are based on available mapped records. Always verify addresses, opening hours, and services directly with the mosque, as details may change. Use the provided addresses and distances to plan your visit. Contact information is not supplied, so check online or ask locally for phone numbers or websites.