Mosques

Ma’anshan, a prefecture-level city in eastern China’s Anhui province, currently has no listed mosques or prayer rooms within its immediate city limits based on available mapped records. However, for Muslims living in or visiting Ma’anshan, the nearest prayer places are located in the neighbouring city of Nanjing, Jiangsu province, approximately 43–46 km away. The mapped data shows five listed prayer places in Nanjing, all within a 50 km radius of Ma’anshan’s centre, providing options for those willing to travel.

The listed prayer places are concentrated in two main areas of Nanjing: the Qinhuai District and the Pukou District. In Qinhuai District, addresses indicate a presence along Shengzhou Road and Dingxin Road (specifically Gan Yu Xiang), where Jinjue Mosque and another mosque (with a West Gate 2 entrance) are located. In Pukou District, a mosque and its Southwest Gate are listed on Yitiao Lane. These districts are well-known parts of Nanjing, and the addresses suggest that prayer places are established in both historic and newer urban sectors.

For Muslims in Ma’anshan, the closest listed mosque is the one on Yitiao Lane in Pukou District, about 43.2 km away, followed by Jinjue Mosque and the Qinhuai District mosques at roughly 45.7–45.9 km. While no prayer places are currently mapped within Ma’anshan itself, the proximity to Nanjing’s established mosques offers a practical option for Friday prayers, Eid gatherings, or daily prayers when travelling. The listings are based on available mapped records and may not reflect all existing facilities; users are encouraged to verify details directly.

All listed prayer places are located in Nanjing, 43–46 km from Ma’anshan. Check addresses and distances before travelling. Contact details, opening hours, and facilities are not provided in the data; verify directly with the mosque. The data includes mosque names and addresses but no phone numbers or websites.