Mosques

Dera Ghazi Khan, a city in southern Punjab, Pakistan, serves as a regional hub for surrounding towns and rural areas. While the immediate city center has a limited number of mapped prayer places, the database shows a significant concentration of mosques and Islamic centers in the nearby city of Jampur, located approximately 43–47 km away. For Muslims living in or visiting Dera Ghazi Khan, these listings provide a practical resource for locating prayer facilities in the broader region, especially for those traveling or commuting between the two cities.

Among the listed prayer places, several prominent mosques appear in Jampur, including Jamia Muhamdia Aehle Hadees, Jamiya Masjid Farooqia, Shahi Masjid, and Jamia Masjid Noori Bosan Wali. Other notable names include Arbi Masjid, Jamiya Masjid Mohammadi, and Markaz Ummul Qura (Ahle Hadees). The addresses indicate that these mosques are spread across various sectors of Jampur, such as Chotti - Jampur Road, Motorcycle Market, Gudara Colony, and Mohalla Alipur. This distribution suggests that Jampur has a well-established network of prayer places serving different neighborhoods.

For those in Dera Ghazi Khan itself, the nearest listed mosques are located in Jampur, with distances ranging from 36 to 47 km. The data also includes a few locations in Rajanpur (Masjid Faiz Kareem) and Kot Tahir (Madarsa Fayyaz UL Quran Jeewan Wala), offering additional options for worshippers in outlying areas. While the current mapped records do not provide detailed coverage within Dera Ghazi Khan city limits, the listings for Jampur and surrounding localities help fill the gap for Muslims seeking verified prayer places in the region. Travelers and residents are encouraged to use the provided addresses and distances to plan their visits.

All listed mosques and prayer places are based on available mapped records. Distances are approximate and measured from Dera Ghazi Khan center. Verify addresses, opening hours, and contact details directly with the mosque before visiting. Some listings may lack phone numbers or websites; check local sources for updates.