Mosques

Nablus, a historic city in the northern West Bank, is home to a number of mosques and prayer spaces that serve its Muslim community. The mapped data shows several listed prayer places within and around the city, with the most prominent being the Al-Hanbali Mosque (مسجد الحنبلي) located in the Old City (البلدة القديمة), specifically along امتداد سوق الحدادين. This mosque is a key landmark for worshippers in the city center. Additionally, the nearby area of Rafidia hosts مسجد الروضة, providing another option for prayer in the western part of Nablus.

Beyond the city limits, the database includes mosques in surrounding towns and villages that are within a reasonable distance. For example, the Hawara Grand Mosque is located about 8 km south of Nablus in the town of Hawara, along the main street (حوارة نابلس - الشارع الرئيسي). Other listed prayer places appear in areas such as Qalqilya (Sultan Muhammad Al-Fateh Mosque, 25.8 km away) and Baqa al-Gharbiyye (El-Nur Mosque, 29.2 km away), extending the coverage for Muslims traveling or residing in the broader region.

The current mapped records also include several mosques in nearby cities like Jerusalem, As-Salt (Jordan), Ajloun, and Ramla, though these are farther afield (over 40 km). For daily prayers, the most accessible options are within Nablus itself and its immediate vicinity. This listing is based on available mapped and verified records, providing a useful starting point for Muslims living in, visiting, or moving to Nablus to find prayer places nearby.

The listed mosques include addresses and city names; however, exact opening hours, prayer times, and facilities are not provided. It is recommended to verify details directly with the mosque or local community. For mosques in Nablus, such as Al-Hanbali Mosque and مسجد الروضة, you can visit in person or check local sources. For those farther away, use the distance information to plan your travel.