Mosques

Brisbane, the capital of Queensland, is home to a growing Muslim community with several prayer places spread across the city and its suburbs. Based on available mapped records, there are at least six listed mosques and musallahs within a 50 km radius of the city centre. These range from a central musallah in the Brisbane CBD to larger suburban mosques in areas such as Algester, Underwood, Hillcrest, and Slacks Creek. The closest prayer place is the Albert St Musallah, located at 1/138 Albert St in Brisbane City, just 0.4 km from the city centre, making it convenient for workers, students, and visitors in the downtown area.

Further out, the Algester Mosque (The Islamic Society of Algester) at 48 Learoyd Rd serves the southern suburb of Algester, approximately 14.6 km from the city. In the south-east, the Academy Alive Musallah at 3 Ferguson St in Underwood provides another prayer option about 18 km away. The Al-Mustapha Institute Hillcrest and Al-Mustapha Institute, both at 39 Bushmills Ct in Hillcrest, are listed separately but share the same address, indicating a significant Islamic centre about 21.6 km from Brisbane. Finally, the Australian Center for Unity at 16 Queens Rd in Slacks Creek, 22.1 km away, completes the current mapped coverage. These locations show that prayer places are established in several Brisbane suburbs, offering options for Muslims across the metropolitan area.

For Muslims living in or visiting Brisbane, this network of mosques and musallahs provides accessible prayer facilities. The central Albert St Musallah is ideal for those in the CBD, while the suburban centres serve local communities in Algester, Underwood, Hillcrest, and Slacks Creek. New arrivals, students, workers, and families can find a prayer place within reasonable distance, whether in the city or the outer suburbs. The listings are based on available mapped records, and it is advisable to verify details such as opening hours and facilities directly with each mosque.

When visiting any of these prayer places, it is recommended to check the address and distance from your location beforehand. Contact details such as phone numbers and websites are not listed here, so you may need to search online or ask locally for specific information. Opening hours and prayer times may vary, especially for musallahs that might not be open 24/7. Always verify directly with the mosque or prayer room for the most accurate and up-to-date details.