Mosques

Nashik, a historic city on the banks of the Godavari, is home to a growing Muslim community with several mosques and prayer rooms spread across its neighbourhoods. Based on available mapped records, the city hosts at least 11 listed prayer places within a 50 km radius, offering convenient options for daily prayers, Jumu'ah, and Taraweeh. The central area around Panchavati and Naikwadi Pura features a cluster of masjids, including Badi Dargah Masjid (0.3 km from city centre) and Ajmeri Masjid (0.5 km), both serving the local population with regular congregational prayers.

Further out, the Deolali area—comprising Deolali Gaon and Deolali Camp—has several notable mosques such as Jama Masjid (Markaz) (7 km away, with Zohar, Juma, and Isha timings), Vajihi Masjid (Dawoodi Bohra masjid, 11.3 km), and Deolali Camp Masjid (11.2 km). These cater to both residents and military personnel stationed in the cantonment. Other listed prayer places include Ayesha Masjid on Wadala Road in Kazi Nagar (0.8 km), Ashrafiya Masjid in Bridge Nagar (7.7 km), and Sunni Madina Masjid in Vihit Goan near Deolali (7.9 km).

For those living in outlying areas, Auliya Masjid Pandhurli (19.9 km), Ahl-e-Sunnat-wal-Jama'at Muhammadi Jumma Masjid in Kokangaon (24.6 km), and Aurangzeb Alamgir Masjid (30.7 km) provide additional prayer options. While the data does not specify all neighbourhoods, the listed addresses indicate a prayer-place presence in Panchavati, Naikwadi Pura, Kazi Nagar, Bridge Nagar, Deolali, Pandhurli, and Kokangaon. This network of mosques helps Muslims in Nashik maintain their daily worship, whether in the city centre or the surrounding areas.

All listed mosques are based on available mapped records. Before visiting, verify the exact address, prayer timings, and accessibility using the provided contact fields or local sources. Some masjids may have separate entrances or facilities for women; confirm directly with the mosque management. Distances are approximate and calculated from the city centre.