Mosques

Kfar Saba, a city in central Israel, offers access to a network of mosques and prayer rooms within a 50 km radius. The mapped records show over 20 listed prayer places, with notable concentrations in nearby cities such as Herzliya, Tel Aviv-Yafo, and Qalqilya. Among the prominent mosques are Sidna Ali Mosque (9.7 km away in Herzliya) and Hassan Bek Mosque (18.1 km away in Tel Aviv-Yafo), both serving as key landmarks for the Muslim community. The data also includes mosques in Jaljulia, Qalansawe, and Baqa al-Gharbiyye, reflecting the widespread presence of Islamic worship sites across the region.

In the immediate vicinity of Kfar Saba, the closest listed mosque is Al Rawda Mosque in Jaljulia, just 5.1 km away, followed by Sultan Muhammad Al-Fateh Mosque in Qalqilya (7.3 km). These mosques, along with others in Tel Aviv-Yafo such as Mahmoudiya Mosque and Al-Bahr Mosque, provide accessible options for daily prayers. The addresses indicate that prayer places are established in both urban centers and smaller localities, including Ramla (home to the Grand Mosque) and Nablus-area mosques like مسجد الحنبلي and Imam Ali Mosque. This distribution highlights the integration of Islamic worship spaces across diverse communities.

For Muslims living in or visiting Kfar Saba, the available listings cover a range of distances and locations, from nearby Jaljulia to more distant sites in Nablus and Madaba. While exact prayer times and facilities are not specified in the data, the mapped records offer a starting point for locating verified prayer places. The presence of mosques in both Israeli and Palestinian cities underscores the regional significance of these sites. Whether for daily prayers or Jumu'ah, the surrounding area provides multiple options, with the closest mosques being within a short drive from Kfar Saba.

When visiting any of these mosques, verify the exact address and opening hours beforehand, as details may change. Use the distance information provided to plan your route. For contact information, check local listings or community boards. Note that some mosques may have separate entrances or prayer areas for women; it is advisable to confirm directly with the mosque.