Mosques • Hull

Hull, a port city in East Yorkshire, is home to a small but active Muslim community. The city itself has at least one listed mosque, Al-Salam Mosque, located on Boulevard in the HU3 area. This mosque serves as a central prayer place for Muslims living in or visiting Hull. While the mapped data shows a limited number of mosques within the city boundaries, the surrounding region offers additional options for worshippers.

Within a 50 km radius of Hull, several mosques are listed in nearby towns, particularly in Scunthorpe and Grimsby. Scunthorpe has a notable concentration of Islamic centres, including Scunthorpe Central Mosque and Madani Masjid on Percival Street, The Islamic Centre Scunthorpe on Parkinson Avenue, Baitus Salaam Mosque on Cliff Closes Road, Shahjalal Jamia Mosque on Sheffield Street West, United Muslim Mosque on Gilliatt Street, and Scunthorpe Jamia Mosque on West Street. These are spread across the town, providing prayer facilities in different neighbourhoods. Grimsby is represented by Grimsby Islamic Centre on Weelsby Road.

For Muslims in Hull, the closest mosque is Al-Salam Mosque, just 2.1 km from the city centre. Those willing to travel a bit further can access the mosques in Scunthorpe (approximately 27 km away) and Grimsby (27.1 km). This distribution means that while Hull has a single listed mosque, the wider area offers a network of prayer places for residents, students, and visitors. The listings are based on available mapped records, and it is advisable to verify details directly with the mosques.

Check the address and distance of each mosque before visiting. Al-Salam Mosque in Hull is on Boulevard (HU3 3EJ). For Scunthorpe mosques, note multiple locations: Percival Street, Parkinson Avenue, Cliff Closes Road, Sheffield Street West, Gilliatt Street, and West Street. Grimsby Islamic Centre is on Weelsby Road. Contact details may be available online; verify opening hours and prayer times directly.