Mosques

Mallawī, a city in the Minya Governorate of Egypt, is home to a vibrant Muslim community with a significant number of prayer places. Based on available mapped records, there are 20 mosques and prayer rooms listed within a 50-kilometer radius of the city center. These are concentrated in the Qesm Melawi district, where several mosques are located on streets such as Saad Zaghloul, Al-Yousfi Street, and Al-Asqalani Street. Notable among them are Al-Irfani Mosque, Al-Aqtam Mosque, Al-Majidi Al-Sharqi Mosque, and Al-Rahma Mosque, all within a short distance from the city core.

Beyond the immediate city center, prayer places extend into surrounding areas. To the north, mosques like Bahria Royal Mosque and Al Salam Mosque are found in the AR Rayramoun and Al Barsha sectors. Further afield, Al-Fath Al-Mubin Mosque serves the El-Rawda area, while Al Anwar Muhammadiyah Mosque is located in Monshaat Khozam Al Gharbeyah, part of Deir Mawas. The southern outskirts include mosques in Qelandoul, Madinet Deir Mowas, and Tanof, reflecting a widespread implantation of prayer facilities across the region.

This distribution of mosques across Mallawī and its neighboring communes—such as Deir Mawas, Al Barsha, and El-Rawda—provides convenient access for Muslims living, working, or traveling in the area. Whether in the bustling streets of Qesm Melawi or the quieter rural sectors, the listed prayer places offer a network of spaces for daily prayers and community gatherings. New arrivals, students, and families will find these mapped records helpful for locating nearby mosques.

All listed mosques are based on available mapped records. Verify addresses and distances before visiting, as some locations may be approximate. Contact information is not provided; check local directories or inquire at nearby mosques for specific details.