Mosques • Giza

Giza, part of the Greater Cairo metropolitan area, offers a rich tapestry of Islamic heritage and prayer facilities. Within a 50 km radius, there are 20 listed mosques and prayer places, spanning from the historic heart of Cairo to newer developments. The mapped data shows a strong concentration of prayer places in districts such as El Gamaliya, El Khalifa, Old Cairo, and El Sayeda Zeinab, as well as in the Giza Governorate areas like Dokki. These areas are home to some of the most renowned mosques in the Islamic world, including Al-Azhar Mosque, Amr ibn al-As Mosque, and the Mosque of Muhammad Ali.

For Muslims living in or visiting Giza, the proximity to Cairo's historic mosques is a significant advantage. The listed prayer places cover a wide range of neighborhoods: El-Darb El-Ahmar, El Abageyah, El Weili, Daher, and Bulaq, among others. In Giza itself, the Mustafa Mahmoud Mosque in Dokki stands out as a prominent local prayer place. The data also includes mosques in newer areas like the New Administrative Capital (Al-Fattah Al-Aleem Mosque) and Obour (Masjed Al Ashraf Al Gamei Al Kabeer), though these are farther afield at around 37-38 km from Giza center.

This listing is based on available mapped records, providing a useful starting point for Muslims seeking prayer places in Giza and the surrounding region. Whether you are a resident, a new arrival, a student, or a traveler, you will find a variety of mosques ranging from ancient architectural marvels to modern facilities. The distribution of prayer places across multiple districts means that most areas within the city and its environs have access to a mosque within a reasonable distance. Always verify addresses and opening hours directly, as details may change.

The listed mosques are spread across Giza and Cairo governorates. Check the address and distance from your location before visiting. Contact information and opening hours are not provided here; verify directly with the mosque. Some mosques may have separate entrances or facilities for women, but this is not confirmed in the data. Always confirm prayer times locally.