Mosques

Dumaguete, the capital of Negros Oriental, is home to a small but active Muslim community with several prayer places spread across the city. Based on available mapped records, there are at least five listed mosques and Islamic centers within Dumaguete City itself, along with one in nearby Tanjay City. These facilities serve the spiritual needs of local Muslims, including students, workers, families, and travellers visiting this university city known as the 'City of Gentle People.'

The listed prayer places are concentrated in Dumaguete City proper, with addresses indicating locations in areas such as Babajuba (where Masjidus Salam Dumaguete is situated) and other parts of the city. Notable mosques include Ahlus Sunnah Wal Jama'ah Masjid, Imam Khomeini Islamic Center, Masjid Umar bin al-Khattāb, and Mamaroneck, all within a few kilometres of the city centre. For those living or staying in the southern part of Negros Oriental, Nhor Amar Masjid in Tanjay City, about 28 km away, provides an additional option for Friday prayers and daily worship.

While the exact number of Muslims in Dumaguete is not specified, the presence of multiple mosques and an Islamic center suggests a functional community infrastructure. The nearest prayer places are within 1–5 km for most residents in Dumaguete City, making it convenient for daily prayers. New arrivals and visitors are encouraged to use the listed addresses to locate these facilities, as opening hours and services may vary. The mapped data reflects verified records, but it is always advisable to confirm details directly with the mosque.

The listed mosques are based on available mapped records. Addresses are provided for each location; use them to find the nearest prayer place. Distances range from 1.1 km to 27.6 km from the city centre. Contact information and opening hours are not supplied, so verify directly with the mosque. Some mosques may have separate facilities for women; check upon arrival.