Mosques • Gaza City

Gaza, a city with deep historical and religious significance, is home to numerous mosques that serve the local Muslim community. Our database currently lists 20 prayer places within a 50 km radius of central Gaza, reflecting a widespread implantation of mosques across the city and its outskirts. Among the most prominent is the historic المسجد العمري الكبير (Great Omari Mosque), located just 0.4 km from the city center on Omar Al-Mokhtar Street, a landmark that has stood for centuries. Other notable mosques include مسجد السيد هاشم بن عبد مناف (0.8 km away) in the Al-Daraj district near the Jabalia bus station, and مسجد الامام الشافعي (0.9 km away) in the Al-Zaytoun area, specifically on 'Asqula Street. These mosques, along with others like مسجد سيدنا ابراهيم on Al-Mashahra Street and Anas Ibn Malik Mosque on Al Shareaa Al Gadid, form a dense network in central Gaza.

Beyond the city center, prayer places are established in several districts and nearby communities. In the northern part of Gaza, مسجد الخالدي is located 5.3 km away, while مسجد النور والايمان sits at the end of Al-Nasr Street (4.1 km). The coastal area features Alhassina Mosque (مسجد الحساينة (الميناء)) at the Gaza fishing port (4 km), serving fishermen and residents. In the Al-Sheikh Al-Sha'rawy Street area, Al Amin Mohammad Mosque (3.7 km) is present. The Jabalia area, north of Gaza, includes Mosque Back (4.3 km) and Siddiq Mosque (2.8 km). Further afield, Hassan AlBanna mosque (8.5 km) is located in Nuseirat Camp, and Taiba Mosque (30 km) and Rafah Crossing Mosque (34.4 km) serve the southern regions. This distribution shows that prayer places are available in key sectors: central Gaza, the northern suburbs, the port area, and southern camps.

For Muslims living in or visiting Gaza, this mapped coverage provides a practical guide to finding nearby mosques for daily prayers, Friday congregations, and community gatherings. The listed mosques range from historic structures to modern facilities, all within accessible distances. Whether you are a resident, a student, a worker, or a traveller, the implantation of these prayer places across Gaza's neighbourhoods—from Al-Daraj and Al-Zaytoun to Jabalia and Nuseirat—ensures that a place for worship is never far away. Our listings are based on available mapped records, offering a reliable starting point for exploring the city's Islamic heritage and daily spiritual life.

When visiting any mosque in Gaza, it is advisable to verify the exact address and opening hours, as conditions may vary. Many mosques are listed with street names or landmarks, but some entries lack complete details. Check distances from your location using the provided coordinates. For contact information, refer to local sources or community boards. Always confirm prayer times locally, as they change daily.