Mosques

Hastings, a coastal town in East Sussex, is home to a small but growing Muslim community. While there are no mosques directly within Hastings city centre based on current mapped records, several prayer places are accessible within a short drive. The nearest listed mosque is Bexhill Masjid and Islamic Centre, located just 7.6 km away on Clifford Road in Bexhill-on-Sea, serving as a key prayer facility for Hastings residents. Other nearby options include Eastbourne Mosque (22.6 km) on Ashford Square, and Peacehaven Mosque (41.9 km) on Phyllis Avenue, providing additional coverage for the eastern part of the region.

Further afield, the Ashford Muslim Association (37.8 km) on Torrington Road and Masjid Al-Noor (38.1 km) on Camden Road in Tunbridge Wells offer prayer spaces for those travelling inland. Maidstone, approximately 46 km away, hosts two listed mosques: Maidstone Mosque on Mote Road and Assalam Mosque on Union Street. Folkestone Islamic Cultural Centre (49.1 km) on Foord Road South extends the network to the southeast. These mapped locations indicate that while Hastings itself lacks a dedicated mosque, the surrounding towns and cities provide a practical network of prayer places for Muslims living in or visiting the area.

For those in Hastings, the closest prayer facilities are in Bexhill-on-Sea, making it a convenient option for daily prayers, Jumu'ah, and community events. The listed mosques in Eastbourne, Ashford, Tunbridge Wells, and Maidstone also serve as important centres for Islamic activities, though exact services and opening hours should be verified directly. This overview is based on available mapped records and may not reflect all unlisted prayer rooms or community gatherings. Muslims in Hastings are encouraged to check distances and contact details before travelling.

Always verify mosque addresses, opening hours, and prayer times directly before visiting, as listed details may change. Distances are approximate and based on the Hastings city centre. Contact information is not provided in the current data; check mosque websites or local community boards for updates.