Mosques

Kurnool, a historic city in Andhra Pradesh, hosts a network of prayer places serving the local Muslim community. Based on available mapped records, there are 9 listed mosques within a 50 km radius of the city center. In Kurnool itself, prayer places are present in areas such as Abdul Gafoor Nagar (home to Masjid-E-Abdul Gafoor), Lakshmi Nagar Colony (Bilal Masjid), and the old city quarter around Gadda Street and Badi Beedh (Bano Bi Masjid). These locations offer convenient options for residents and visitors in different parts of the city.

Beyond Kurnool, the mapped data shows prayer places in several surrounding towns and villages. To the east, Jamiya Masjid is located in Chinnamarur (about 23 km away), while Makka Masjid serves the town of Vemula (30 km). Further afield, Masjid-E-Quba and Noori Masjid Markaz Graveyard are situated near Gadwal and Jammichedu in Telangana, approximately 48-50 km from Kurnool. Additionally, Ali Akbar Ashurkhana is found in Alampur (10 km), and a mosque listed as మసీదు maszid is in Konkala (29 km). This distribution indicates a widespread presence of prayer facilities across the region.

For Muslims living in or visiting Kurnool, the listed mosques provide essential spaces for daily prayers and community gatherings. The city's own mosques, such as Masjid-E-Abdul Gafoor and Bilal Masjid, are within a short distance of residential and commercial areas. Travelers and new arrivals can rely on these mapped locations to find nearby prayer places, though it is advisable to verify addresses and opening hours directly. The variety of mosques across different neighbourhoods and nearby towns reflects the active Muslim life in and around Kurnool.

The listed mosques are based on available mapped records. Distances from Kurnool city center range from 2 km (Bilal Masjid, Bano Bi Masjid) to 50 km (Noori Masjid). Addresses and contact fields may be incomplete; verify details directly with the mosque or local community. Some mosques are in Telangana state, so check travel requirements.