Mosques • Istanbul

Istanbul, a city straddling Europe and Asia, is home to a vast network of mosques and prayer rooms that cater to its Muslim population. Within a 50 km radius of the city center, our database records 20 listed prayer places, spanning historic districts and modern suburbs. The historic peninsula of Fatih hosts iconic landmarks such as the Blue Mosque (2.5 km from center), Süleymaniye Mosque (1.2 km), Yeni Mosque (1.9 km), and Kalenderhane Mosque (0.9 km), reflecting centuries of Islamic heritage. Across the Bosphorus, Üsküdar features prominent mosques like Şakirin Mosque (6.2 km), Grand Çamlıca Mosque (10.4 km), and Atik Valide Mosque (6.2 km), while Beşiktaş is home to the Büyük Mecidiye Mosque (7.5 km). These areas represent the core implantation of prayer places in central Istanbul.

Beyond the historic core, the city's expanding suburbs show a growing presence of mosques. In Beylikdüzü, listed prayer places include Beylikdüzü Fatih Sultan Mehmet Mosque (25.8 km), Hz. Abu Bakr Siddiq Mosque (26.7 km), Yaşar Cimilli Camii (24.7 km), and Mevlana Cami (25.7 km). Büyükçekmece features Sancaklar Mosque (30.4 km), KUBA MOSQUE sheriff (29.9 km), and Beykent Cami (27.4 km). Esenyurt has several mosques such as Albayrak Cami (24.9 km), KUBA CAMİİ (24 km), Esenbahçe Cami (25.5 km), Mosque Uhud (24.2 km), and Güzelyurt Merkez Cami (23.9 km). These districts, located west of the city center, indicate a widespread distribution of prayer facilities serving local communities.

For Muslims living in or visiting Istanbul, this mapped coverage provides a practical overview of where prayer places are established. The listed mosques range from world-renowned historical sites to local neighborhood mosques, all within accessible distances. Whether you are in Fatih, Üsküdar, Beşiktaş, or the western suburbs of Beylikdüzü, Büyükçekmece, and Esenyurt, you can find a mosque nearby. This listing is based on available mapped records and aims to help you locate prayer spaces across Istanbul's diverse districts.

Check the address and distance of each mosque from your location. Many mosques have contact fields listed; verify opening hours and prayer times directly with the mosque. For historic mosques like the Blue Mosque or Süleymaniye Mosque, note that they may have visitor hours separate from prayer times. Use the provided addresses to plan your visit.