Mosques

Daejeon, a major science and technology hub in South Korea, is home to a small but active Muslim community supported by several mosques and prayer rooms. The most prominent listed mosque is the Islamic Center of Daejeon (ICD) Masjid, located at 193 Daehak-ro in Yuseong District, about 3 km from the city center. Another key mosque is Masjid An-Noor Daejeon, situated at 770 3F Daejeon-ro in Dong-gu, approximately 5 km away. These two mosques serve as central prayer places for Muslims living in or visiting Daejeon, offering spaces for daily prayers and community gatherings.

Beyond the city limits, the mapped data shows additional prayer places in nearby areas. In Cheongju-si, about 32 km away, the Cheongju Islamic Center Masjid is located on Sinyul-ro in Heungdeok-gu. Sejong Islamic Centre, roughly 30 km away, is found at 31-1 Haengbok 5-gil in Jochiwon-eup, Sejong-si. In Nonsan-si, about 31 km away, two mosques are listed: Мечеть at 47-48 Banwol-dong and Nonsan Mosque at 47-14 Banwol-dong, both in Banwol-dong. Further afield, a mosque in Yeongdong-gun (49 km) and mushola Abu Hurairah in Wanju-gun (50 km) extend the network of prayer places for Muslims in the Chungcheong region.

For Muslims in Daejeon, the presence of these listed mosques and prayer rooms across Yuseong and Dong-gu districts, as well as in neighboring cities like Cheongju, Sejong, and Nonsan, provides accessible options for prayer. The Islamic Center of Daejeon and Masjid An-Noor are the primary local mosques, while the others serve as alternatives for those traveling or living in surrounding areas. This network, based on available mapped records, helps Muslims maintain their religious practices while in the region.

Check the exact address and distance of each mosque before visiting, as some are in nearby cities. Contact information may be available for some mosques; verify directly for prayer times and services. The Islamic Center of Daejeon and Masjid An-Noor are the main mosques within the city.