Mosques

Doha, the capital of Qatar, is home to a substantial network of mosques and prayer rooms that serve its diverse Muslim population. Based on available mapped records, there are over 20 listed prayer places within a 50 km radius of the city center, reflecting the importance of daily prayers and community worship. The implantation of these mosques spans central Doha and extends into surrounding areas, providing accessible options for residents, workers, and visitors alike.

In central Doha, several prominent mosques are located within walking distance of each other, including Al Ahmed Mosque (0.3 km), Al Shouyoukh Mosque on Al Muhandiseen Street (0.5 km), Al Wadi Mosque (0.5 km), and Al Fanar Masjid (0.6 km). Further out, Al-Amadi Mosque (1.7 km) and Al-Muntazah Central Mosque (also known as Central Park Mosque, 2 km) serve the wider city. The listed addresses indicate that prayer places are present in districts such as Al Muntazah and areas near Furousiya Street, where Al Meera Mosque is located (10 km).

Beyond Doha proper, the mapped data shows a significant presence in the nearby city of Ar-Rayyan, with mosques such as Al Rayyan Mosque (10.6 km), Ali Abdulla Al Thani Mosque on Al Jassasiya Street (11 km), Aisha Obaidan Mosque (11 km), Al Noor Mosque (11.3 km), and several others. Additionally, Al Wakra Mosque (13.6 km) in Al Wakrah and Azdan Mosque (13.9 km) in Al Wukair extend coverage to the south. This distribution ensures that Muslims in Doha and its surrounding communes have access to prayer facilities across a wide geographic area.

Listed mosques include names and addresses; however, exact opening hours, prayer times, and facilities (e.g., women's sections, parking) are not provided. It is advisable to verify details directly with each mosque or check local resources. Distances are approximate and based on the city center. Contact information, if available, should be confirmed independently.