Mosques

Malmo, Sweden's third-largest city, is home to a growing Muslim community. While the city itself has several prayer spaces, the available mapped records show a significant number of listed mosques and Islamic centres in the nearby Danish capital, Copenhagen, and the Swedish university city of Lund. The data indicates that many Muslims in Malmo may travel across the Öresund Bridge to access a wider range of facilities, including prominent institutions such as the Hamad Bin Khalifa Civilisation Centre & Mosque and the Imam Ali Mosque in Copenhagen.

Within a 50 km radius of Malmo, the mapped listings reveal a concentration of prayer places in Copenhagen's districts such as Nørrebro (e.g., Wakf, The Islamic Faith Society in Denmark on Dortheavej; Minhaj Ul Quran International Denmark on Bispevej; Baitul Mukarram Denmark on Ørnevej), Vesterbro (Masjid Al-Nour on Baggesensgade; Masjid As-Sunnah on Vesterbrogade), and Frederiksberg (Kopenhag Kocatepe Camii on H. C. Ørsteds Vej; Danish Islamic Center on Bernhard Bangs Alle). In Lund, the Islamiska kulturcentret i Lund on Åldermansgatan and Masjid Lund on Vikingavägen serve the local Muslim population.

For Muslims living in or visiting Malmo, these listings provide a practical overview of prayer-place options across the region. The mapped records include a variety of institutions, from cultural centres to dedicated mosques, spread across Copenhagen's central and suburban areas as well as Lund. While exact prayer times and services should be verified directly with each location, this overview helps users identify areas with established Islamic centres, particularly in Copenhagen's Nørrebro and Vesterbro districts, and in Lund near the university.

All listed mosques and prayer places are based on available mapped records. Distances from Malmo city centre are provided as approximate. Before visiting, confirm addresses, opening hours, and prayer times directly with the institution, as details may change. Many locations are in Copenhagen, Denmark, requiring travel across the Öresund Bridge. Contact information is not supplied; use online searches or local directories to find phone numbers or websites.