Mosques

Jeonju, the capital of Jeonbuk State, is home to a small but established Muslim community with several prayer places mapped within and around the city. The most prominent listed mosques in Jeonju itself are Abu Bakr Al-Seddiq Masjid and Jeonju Masjid, both located in the Deokjin-gu district. Abu Bakr Al-Seddiq Masjid is situated on 인후2동 in Deokjin-gu, while Jeonju Masjid is also in Deokjin-gu, specifically in Inhu-dong 2(i)-ga. These two mosques serve as key points for Muslims living in or visiting Jeonju, providing spaces for daily prayers and community gatherings.

Beyond Jeonju city limits, the mapped data reveals a wider network of prayer places across the region. In nearby Iksan-si, about 22 km away, Masjid Amar Bin Yaser is located in Jungang-dong, and another site is listed on Iksan-daero 36-gil in Namjung-dong. Further afield, Gimje Mosque is found in Yochon-dong, Gimje-si, approximately 24 km from Jeonju. In Wanju-gun, about 13 km away, mushola Abu Hurairah is situated in Bongdong-eup. These locations indicate that prayer facilities are available in several towns and rural areas surrounding Jeonju, making it easier for Muslims in the region to find a place to pray.

For those traveling or living further out, mosques are also present in Gunsan-si (Islamic Mosque and Machit, both about 44 km away) and Nonsan-si (Nonsan Mosque and Мечеть, about 43 km away). While the exact services and facilities at each location are not specified in the available records, the presence of these listed mosques and prayer rooms across Jeonju and its neighboring cities suggests a growing infrastructure for Muslim residents and visitors. This network of prayer places, from the city center to outlying areas, helps support Muslim life in the Jeonju region, whether for daily prayers, Friday congregations, or community connections.

The listed mosques and prayer rooms are based on available mapped records. Addresses and distances are provided for reference. For accurate prayer times, facilities, and services, it is recommended to contact the mosque directly or check local community resources. Some locations may have limited contact information; verifying details beforehand is advisable.