Mosques

Kumagaya, located in Saitama Prefecture, serves as a central hub for Muslims in the northern Kanto region. While the city itself has no listed mosque within its immediate boundaries, the surrounding area within a 50 km radius offers a network of over 20 prayer places. These are spread across multiple prefectures, including Saitama, Gunma, Tochigi, and Ibaraki, reflecting a dispersed but accessible Muslim presence. The nearest listed mosque is Masjid Hazrat Bilal (RA) in Gyoda, just 10.7 km away, providing a convenient option for Kumagaya residents.

Several prominent mosques are located in nearby cities. In Isesaki, Gunma, you will find Sakaimachi Masjid Darusslam Gunma (19.8 km) and Masjid Isesaki (27.8 km). Ota Masjid (17.9 km) and Quba Mosque in Tatebayashi (17.6 km) are also within easy reach. To the east, in Tochigi Prefecture, Sano Masjid (27 km) and MASJID UN NOOR Ashikaga Masjid (24.8 km) serve local communities. Further south, in Saitama Prefecture, Masjid Farooq-E-Azam in Kawagoe (26.4 km) and Masjid Saitama in Sakura Ward (35.6 km) are notable landmarks. These mosques are distributed across various districts, including Gyoda, Isesaki, Ota, Tatebayashi, Sano, Ashikaga, Kawagoe, and Saitama City, indicating a widespread implantation of prayer places across the region.

For those living or traveling in Kumagaya, the listed mosques offer a range of facilities for daily prayers and Jumu'ah. The area also includes smaller musollahs and masjids in cities like Koshigaya (Baitul Aman Masjid Complex, 46.7 km), Tokorozawa (Masjid Al Huda, 39.5 km), and Kasukabe (Ichinowari Masjid, 39.1 km). While exact services and opening hours are not provided, the addresses and distances given can help you plan your visits. This page is based on available mapped records, and we recommend verifying details directly with each mosque for accurate prayer times and community activities.

When visiting any of these mosques, use the provided addresses and distances to plan your route. Contact information is not listed, so consider searching online or asking local Muslims for updates on prayer times and Jumu'ah schedules. Many mosques may have specific hours for daily prayers; it is best to confirm directly. Always verify details before traveling, especially for smaller musollahs.