Mosques

Homs, a central city in Syria, is home to several listed mosques and prayer places that serve the local Muslim community. Based on available mapped records, the city itself contains at least one prominent mosque: Masjid Umar bin Al-Khattab, located within Homs. Additionally, nearby areas such as Al-Ghantu, Ter Maela, and Talbiseh host prayer places like Masjid Al-Ghantu, Tirma3la, and Saad bin Abi Waqas Mosque (Mosque Aldoahrh), respectively. These locations provide options for residents and visitors seeking places for prayer within a reasonable distance from the city center.

Beyond Homs proper, the surrounding region features a significant number of listed mosques in the city of Hama, approximately 42–46 km away. Notable among them are Al Jamea Alkabir, Al Noury, Abu'l-Fida Mosque, and others such as Qitaz Mosque, Tattan Mosque, and Ihsan Mosque. The town of Ar Rastan, about 22 km from Homs, also contains multiple prayer places, including الجامع الكبير, AL MAHMOUD MOSQUE COMPOUND, and جامع الرحمن. These areas extend the network of prayer facilities accessible to those in Homs, particularly for travelers or those commuting between cities.

The implantation of mosques and prayer rooms across Homs and its vicinity reflects a widespread presence, with listed locations in Homs city, Al-Ghantu, Ter Maela, Talbiseh, Ar Rastan, Hama, and Salamiyah. While specific neighborhood names within Homs are not detailed in the available data, the mapped records indicate that prayer places are established in multiple sectors around the city. This coverage supports the daily religious needs of Muslims living in or visiting Homs, including new arrivals, students, workers, and families, by providing accessible options for prayer across the region.

When visiting any mosque, verify the exact address and opening hours, as these may vary. The listed mosques include contact fields that may be available; check directly for phone numbers or websites. Distances provided are approximate and based on the city center. Always confirm details with local sources or the mosque itself before traveling.