Mosques

Hoshiārpur, a city in the Doaba region of Punjab, is home to a modest but active Muslim community. Based on available mapped records, the area within a 50 km radius of Hoshiārpur contains 20 listed prayer places. While the city itself has limited direct listings, the surrounding towns and villages—particularly Phagwara, Adampur, Kapurthala, and Jalandhar—host a significant number of mosques and dargahs. This network of prayer spaces serves local residents, workers, and travellers seeking places for daily prayers and spiritual reflection.

The majority of listed prayer places are concentrated in Phagwara, located about 37 km from Hoshiārpur. Here, prominent mosques such as Jama Masjid Al-Khalil on Gaushala Road, Masjid Abu Bakr Assiddeeq, and Omar Masjid near Sondhi Chowk provide well-known facilities. Other notable sites include Khawaja Peer Ji, Dargah Baba Shah Mehmood Gazi, and the Mosque Eid gah place in Chahal Nagar. Beyond Phagwara, prayer places are found in Adampur (Ramnagar), Kapurthala (Masjid Kot karar Khan), and Jalandhar (Darbar Manne Shah Ji), as well as in smaller settlements like Salarpur, Bhanoki, and Khothran. This distribution shows that the Muslim prayer-place presence is strongest in Phagwara and extends to several neighbouring towns and rural areas.

For Muslims living in or visiting Hoshiārpur, the nearest listed prayer place is Ramnagar in Adampur, about 22 km away, while the majority of mosques are clustered around Phagwara, roughly 35–40 km distant. The listings include both traditional mosques and dargahs, reflecting the diverse spiritual practices of the region. While exact prayer times and facilities are not specified here, the mapped data provides a useful starting point for locating prayer spaces. New arrivals, students, and families can use this information to explore the available options and connect with local Muslim communities across the Hoshiārpur area.

Check the address and distance of each listed mosque before visiting, as some are in nearby towns like Phagwara, Adampur, or Kapurthala. Contact details are not provided; verify directly with local sources for opening hours, prayer times, and facilities. The listings are based on available mapped records and may not include all prayer places in the area.