Mosques • Meerut

Meerut, a historic city in Uttar Pradesh, is home to a growing Muslim community that relies on a network of mosques and prayer rooms spread across the city and its surrounding areas. Based on available mapped records, the database shows 20 listed prayer places within a 50 km radius of Meerut's center. While the immediate city core has limited direct listings, the broader region—including Ghaziabad, Muradnagar, Pilkhuwa, Baraut, Hapur, Dadri, and even parts of Delhi—offers a variety of mosques serving local residents and visitors. This distribution reflects the implantation of prayer spaces across multiple urban and semi-urban zones, making it possible for Muslims in Meerut to find a place for daily prayers within a reasonable distance.

The listed mosques are concentrated in several key areas. In Ghaziabad, notable names include Jama Masjid in Sanjay Nagar, Arthala Peer Dargah on GT Road, and MOHAMMADI MASJID in Sahibabad. Muradnagar features Bilal Masjid, Padaw wali masjid near the bus stand, Hamja Masjid on Ravli Road, and Firdous Masjid on Jalalpur Road. Pilkhuwa has Saifi Masjid, Markaz Wali Masjid on Shivaji Nagar Road, and Mecca Masjid near Saddik Pura Road. Baraut hosts Badi Masjid, Station Wali Masjid, and NOORANI MASJID, while nearby Hilwari has Jama Masjid Hilwari. Other listings include Aqsa masjid in Hapur, Jama Masjid Juma Kutba in Dadri, and mosques in Delhi such as Rashida Masjid in Mandoli and Masjid Ya Rasoolallah in New Seemapuri. These locations cover a wide geography, from urban centers to smaller towns, ensuring accessibility for Meerut's Muslim population.

For Muslims living in or visiting Meerut, the mapped data indicates that prayer places are established in areas like Ghaziabad's Sector 23 and Shaheed Nagar, Muradnagar's Gandhi Colony and Brij Vihar Colony, Pilkhuwa's Bholapuri and Arya Nagar, and Baraut's main town. The distances range from about 29 km to 50 km, with many mosques clustered in the 30–50 km band. While Meerut itself has fewer direct listings, the surrounding network provides ample options for Jumu'ah prayers, daily salah, and community gatherings. New arrivals, students, workers, and families can use this directory to locate nearby mosques, verify addresses, and plan their prayer routines. The listings are based on available mapped records, so users are encouraged to confirm details directly with the mosques for the most accurate information.

Check the address and distance of each mosque from your location before visiting. Many listings include street names and landmarks, but it is advisable to verify opening hours, prayer times, and accessibility directly with the mosque. Contact information is not provided in this directory, so plan accordingly. For Jumu'ah prayers, note that some mosques may have specific timings mentioned in their names, such as 'Jama Masjid Juma Kutba 1pm'.