Mosques • Hama

Hama, a historic city on the Orontes River, is home to a notable number of listed mosques and prayer places that serve the local Muslim community. Based on available mapped records, there are 20 prayer spaces within a 50 km radius, with the majority located within the city itself. Prominent among them are Al Jamea Alkabir (1.2 km from the city center), Al Noury Mosque (0.6 km), and Abu'l-Fida Mosque (1.2 km), all situated in central Hama. Other listed mosques such as Qitaz Mosque (3 km), Tattan Mosque (2.7 km), and Ihsan Mosque (1.7 km) further indicate a widespread presence of prayer facilities across the city.

The addresses of these mosques reveal that prayer places are established in several areas of Hama. For instance, Collector benefactors is located on street 22, while Egyptian Mosque is on street 14, suggesting a distribution in the city's residential and commercial sectors. Additionally, جامع بر الوالدين (2 km) and جامع سلمان الفارسي (3.6 km) are listed within Hama, contributing to the network of worship spaces. This implantation of mosques and prayer rooms across different parts of the city provides convenient access for Muslims living in or visiting Hama, whether for daily prayers or Friday congregations.

Beyond Hama proper, the mapped data extends to nearby towns and communes, reflecting a broader regional presence. In Ar Rastan (about 23 km away), several mosques are listed, including الجامع الكبير, AL MAHMOUD MOSQUE COMPOUND, جامع الرحمن, and Gen. Mustafa Talas. Further afield, Masjid Al-Ghantu (35 km), Masjid Umar bin Al-Khattab in Homs (41.8 km), and Al-Kirmani Mosque in Salamiyah (29.2 km) serve Muslim communities in those areas. This coverage highlights that while Hama city itself has a solid foundation of prayer places, Muslims in surrounding localities also have access to listed mosques, making the region well-served for Islamic worship.

The listed mosques include names, addresses, and distances from the city center. For exact prayer times, events, or facilities (e.g., women's sections, parking), contact the mosque directly or check local notices. Addresses may be approximate; verify using maps or local knowledge. Some mosques have incomplete address details—use the provided city and street info to locate them.