Mosques

Doncaster, a historic market town in South Yorkshire, hosts a modest but well-established Muslim community with several listed prayer places serving the area. Within the city itself, two prominent mosques are recorded: Doncaster Jamia Masjid on Bentinck Close, just 0.7 km from the city centre, and Doncaster Jamia Masjid Sultania on Thoresby Avenue, 1.4 km away. These two mosques form the core of the local prayer-place infrastructure, offering convenient options for residents and visitors in central Doncaster and the surrounding residential areas.

Beyond the city limits, the mapped data reveals a wider network of mosques and Islamic centres across neighbouring towns and cities within a 50 km radius. In Dewsbury, several mosques are concentrated in Savile Town, including The Markazi Mosque on South Street, Masjid-e-Zakariya on Chapel Street, and Masjid e Umar on North View, as well as Darul Ilm on Brewery Lane in Thornhill Lees. Batley features Jame Masjid on Henry Street and Madina Masjid on Purlwell Lane. Leeds offers a range of options such as Leeds Grand Mosque on Woodsley Road, Bilal Masjid on Conway Road in Harehills, Makkah Masjid on Thornville Road, Masjid Ibraheem on Woodview Road, and Jamia Masjid Abu Huraira on Lodge Lane. Wakefield is served by Abu Bakr Siddique Masjid on Tadman Street and Wakefield Central Mosque on Sanderson Street. Further afield, Bradford has the Islamic Cultural & Educational Association on Thornbury Road and Masjid Abu Bakar on Steadman Terrace, while Huddersfield includes Masjid Riza & Islamic Centre on Halifax Old Road. Sheffield's Markazi Jamia Mosque on Industry Road in Darnall is also within range.

This distribution of listed prayer places across Doncaster and its surrounding towns and cities provides a practical resource for Muslims living in, working in, or travelling through the region. The concentration of mosques in areas such as Savile Town in Dewsbury and Harehills in Leeds indicates established local prayer-place presence, while Doncaster's own mosques offer accessible options within the city. For new arrivals, students, workers, families, and travellers, these mapped records help identify where to find prayer spaces, though it is always advisable to verify addresses and opening hours directly with each mosque.

The listed mosques are based on available mapped records. Distances are approximate and calculated from Doncaster city centre. Always verify the exact address, opening hours, and prayer times directly with the mosque, as details may change. Some mosques may have separate entrances or facilities for women; contact them for specific information.