Mosques • Guri-si

Guri-si, a city in Gyeonggi-do just east of Seoul, offers Muslim residents and visitors access to a network of prayer places spread across the wider metropolitan area. Within a 50 km radius, there are over 20 listed mosques and prayer rooms, reflecting a modest but functional Islamic presence in the region. The closest mapped prayer place is Masjid 회기성원 (Hoege Mosque) in Dongdaemun District, Seoul, about 7.2 km away, followed by Masjid Noor Seoul and Sejong University Mosque in Gwangjin District, each roughly 7.5 km from Guri-si. These nearby facilities provide convenient options for daily prayers.

The mapped data shows that prayer places are established in several districts and cities around Guri-si. In Seoul, listed mosques appear in Yongsan District (Seoul Central Mosque, 14.5 km), Dongdaemun District, Gwangjin District, Yeongdeungpo District (Masjid Al-Falah), Mapo-gu (Sinchon Masjid), and Songpa District (Muslim Prayer Room at Avenuel). Beyond Seoul, prayer places are present in Uijeongbu-si (Masjid Al-Ikhlas), Seongnam-si (Daewon Islamic Centre), Suwon-si (Rahman Masjid), Gwangju-si (한국이슬람중앙회 경기광주성원), Yangju-si (Gatbawi Mosque), Paju-si (Paju Masjid), Icheon-si (Faizan-E-Madina), and multiple locations in Incheon including Michuhol-gu (Incheon Islamic Center, Al-Ashrafia Mosque), Namdong-gu (Masjid Al-Mujahidin), and Yeonsu-gu (Islamic Center of Songdo). Ansan-si also hosts two listed mosques: Ansan Mosque and BILAL ISLAMIC CENTER.

For Muslims in Guri-si, the variety of prayer places across different districts means that whether you are commuting to Seoul or traveling to nearby cities, you can find a place to pray. The listed mosques include well-known names like Seoul Central Mosque, the oldest and most prominent mosque in South Korea, as well as community centers such as Sinchon Masjid and Islamic Center of Songdo. While Guri-si itself does not have a listed mosque within the city limits based on current mapped records, the surrounding areas offer multiple options within a short drive or public transport ride. This network supports the spiritual needs of Muslims living, working, or passing through the eastern Gyeonggi region.

Always verify mosque addresses and opening hours before visiting, as listed details may change. Use the distance information provided to plan your travel. Contact numbers and websites are not available for all mosques; check local directories or community boards for updates. Prayer times may vary, so confirm with the mosque directly.