Mosques • Liverpool

Liverpool is home to several listed mosques and prayer rooms that serve the local Muslim community. Among the prominent ones are Al-Rahma Mosque on Hatherley Street, Abdullah Quilliam Society on Brougham Terrace, and Liverpool Mosque and Islamic Institute on Cramond Avenue. These are located within the city itself, providing convenient access for residents and visitors. The Abdullah Quilliam Society, situated near the city centre, is particularly notable as a historic site. The mapped data shows a concentration of prayer places in the central and southern parts of Liverpool, with Al-Rahma Mosque in the Toxteth area and Liverpool Mosque and Islamic Institute in the Mossley Hill district.

Beyond the city boundaries, the database includes several prayer places in nearby towns and cities within a 50 km radius. In Chester, the Chester Mosque & Islamic Centre on Clifton Drive serves the Blacon area. In Wigan, Masjid Tooba (Wigan Mosque) on Clifton Street is located in the Worsley Mesnes neighbourhood. Further afield, multiple mosques are listed in Manchester, including The Muslim Youth Foundation, Masjid E Hidayah, Jame'ah Masjid E Noor, Al-Falah Mosque & Islamic Centre, Masjid-e-Bilal, The Salafi Centre of Manchester, Al-Sunnah Mosque Manchester, Mosque Mcdougall Prayer Hall, Faizan-e-Islam Mosque, As-Salaam Centre, Eccles Mosque, and Salford Islamic Community Centre. These are spread across areas such as Old Trafford, Cheetham Hill, Prestwich, and Salford. Additionally, Altrincham Muslim Association in Hale and Wrexham Islamic Cultural Centre in Wrexham are listed.

For Muslims living in or visiting Liverpool, the available mapped records show a network of prayer places that extends from the city centre to surrounding suburbs and neighbouring towns. The presence of multiple mosques within Liverpool itself, such as Al-Rahma Mosque and Liverpool Mosque and Islamic Institute, indicates established facilities for daily prayers and community activities. The nearby options in Chester, Wigan, and Manchester offer additional choices for those travelling or residing in those areas. This coverage helps ensure that Muslims can find a place for prayer whether they are in the heart of Liverpool or exploring the wider region.

Check the address and distance of each mosque before visiting. Contact details such as phone numbers and websites are not provided in the listing; verify directly with the mosque. Opening hours and prayer times may vary; confirm with the mosque. Facilities like women's areas or parking are not specified in the available data.