Mosques

Krefeld, a city in North Rhine-Westphalia, hosts several listed prayer places for the Muslim community. Within the city itself, two mosques are mapped: Merkez Moschee on Viersener Str. and Krefeld Yunus Emre Mosque on Obergath, both located in the 47805 postal area. These serve as local points for prayer and community activities, providing convenient options for residents and visitors in Krefeld.

Beyond the city limits, the mapped records show a broader network of mosques and Islamic centers within a 50 km radius. In Düsseldorf, several prayer places are listed, including DITIB - Zentralmoschee on Münsterstraße, Islamisches Zentrum Düsseldorf on Worringer Str., and Masjid Assalam on Nürnberger Str., among others. Duisburg is home to the Zentralmoschee Duisburg-Marxloh on Warbruckstraße, while Mönchengladbach features Masjid Al Rahman on Mittelstraße. The data also includes mosques in Neuss, Hilden, Oberhausen, Gelsenkirchen, Wuppertal, Bochum, and Cologne, reflecting a widespread presence of prayer facilities across the region.

For Muslims in Krefeld, this mapped coverage means that while local options are available, the surrounding cities offer additional choices for Friday prayers, daily salah, and community gatherings. The listed addresses indicate that prayer places are established in various urban sectors, from central Düsseldorf to industrial areas like Duisburg-Marxloh. This geographic spread helps users identify accessible mosques whether they are at home, commuting, or traveling. The information is based on available mapped records and should be verified for exact services and timings.

Check the exact address and distance of each mosque before visiting. Contact details may be available on their websites or social media. Prayer times can vary, so confirm locally. The listed mosques are based on mapped records; verify facilities such as women's sections or parking directly with the mosque.