Mosques • Delegación Cuajimalpa de Morelos

Delegación Cuajimalpa de Morelos, a western borough of Mexico City, offers access to a network of prayer places that extends across the capital and into the State of Mexico. Based on available mapped records, there are 20 listed prayer places within a 50 km radius, providing options for Muslims living in or visiting the area. The closest prominent mosque is the Centro Educativo de la Comunidad Musulmana, AC (Mezquita de Polanco), located 13.6 km away in the Anzures neighborhood of Miguel Hidalgo. Another well-known mosque, Mezquita Abu Bakr, is situated 15.9 km away in Nativitas, Benito Juárez. These mosques serve as key landmarks for the local Muslim community.

Beyond these major mosques, the listed prayer places are distributed across several districts and municipalities. In Mexico City, prayer rooms are present in Cuauhtémoc (Musalah Al Ajirah on Margarita Street in Santa María la Ribera, and another on Avenida Hidalgo in Tabacalera), Gustavo A. Madero (Centro Islámico Cultural, also known as Mezquita de Aragón, on Avenida 519 in San Juan de Aragón), and Tláhuac (a location on Lirio Street in Jardines del Llano). In the State of Mexico, prayer places are found in Capulhuac de Mirafuentes, Coatlinchán (Mezquita Texcoco Darul Ehsan), San Gaspar Tlahuelilpan, Chimalhuacán (Mezquita Said Ramadan Al Bouti), Cuautitlán, Lerma de Villada, Cuautitlán Izcalli, Ciudad Nezahualcóyotl (two locations), Coacalco, Ecatepec de Morelos, Fracción San Roque, and Fraccionamiento Parque San Mateo. This spread indicates a broad implantation of prayer spaces across the region.

For Muslims in Delegación Cuajimalpa de Morelos, the available prayer places are primarily concentrated in central and eastern Mexico City as well as in neighboring municipalities. While no prayer places are listed within the borough itself, the proximity of major mosques in Polanco and Benito Juárez, along with numerous other rooms, makes it feasible to find a suitable location for daily prayers, Jumu'ah, or community gatherings. The variety of addresses—from residential streets to main avenues—reflects the diverse settings where these prayer spaces operate. As these listings are based on mapped records, they provide a practical starting point for exploring the Muslim presence in the area.

When visiting any of these prayer places, it is advisable to verify the exact location and opening hours beforehand, as some may not have regular schedules or may require prior contact. Addresses are provided for each listing, but distances from Delegación Cuajimalpa de Morelos vary; check the distance to plan your journey. Contact details such as phone numbers or websites are not available in the current data, so consider reaching out to local Muslim communities for more information.