Mosques

Dhamār, a historic city in central Yemen, is home to a significant number of mosques and prayer places that serve the local Muslim community. Based on available mapped records, there are 20 listed mosques within a 50 km radius of the city center, with the majority located within the city itself. The closest mosque, Al-Suleymani Mosque, is just 0.2 km from the city center, followed by Al-Saeed Mosque at 0.3 km and Al Zahraa Mosque at 0.4 km. These nearby mosques provide convenient access for daily prayers for residents and visitors alike.

The city center of Dhamār features a dense concentration of prayer places, including Al-Siddiq Mosque (0.5 km), Al Rahman Mosque (0.6 km), Abila Mosque (0.7 km), Al-Kabeer Mosque (0.8 km), and Al-Tawheed Mosque (0.9 km) located on شارع 13 يونيو. Further out, Alslahe Mosque (1.1 km) and Al-Fawz Mosque (1.6 km) on Western Ring Rd extend coverage to the city's western areas. Al-Sahaba Mosque at 1.8 km and another Al Rahman Mosque at 2.5 km round out the urban prayer-place presence. These listed mosques are spread across the city, ensuring that most areas have a nearby place for worship.

Beyond the city limits, prayer places are also present in surrounding localities. Beit Al-Tam Mosque (10.4 km) and Al-Makayah Mosque (10.8 km) are located along the N1 road in the Dhamār district. To the south, in the area of Al-Thehlah, several mosques are listed: Al-Dahla Al-Ala Mosque (11.5 km), Al-Dahla Mosque (11.7 km), Al-Dar Mosque (12.1 km), and Bani Ali Mosque (12.1 km). Additionally, in ذي جزب, Al-Ruba Mosque (11.6 km) and Atiq Mosque (12.1 km) serve the local community. This implantation of mosques across Dhamār and its nearby communes reflects the importance of prayer facilities for Muslims living in or traveling through the region.

All listed mosques are based on available mapped records. Addresses and distances are approximate; verify exact locations before visiting. Contact details and opening hours are not provided. For accurate prayer times, consult local sources. Some mosques may have separate facilities for women, but this is not confirmed.