Mosques

Netanya, a coastal city in central Israel, offers Muslim residents and visitors access to a network of prayer places spread across the region. The available mapped records show 20 mosques and prayer rooms within a 50 km radius, reflecting a diverse implantation of Islamic worship sites in nearby cities and towns. While Netanya itself does not have a listed mosque in the current dataset, the surrounding areas provide several options for daily prayers and community gatherings.

The closest listed mosque is Salah al-Din Mosque in Qalansawe, approximately 12.4 km away, followed by Sidna Ali Mosque in Herzliya at 16.9 km and El-Nur Mosque in Baqa al-Gharbiyye at 18.7 km. Further afield, prominent mosques such as Hassan Bek Mosque and Mahmoudiya Mosque in Tel Aviv-Yafo, as well as Al-Bahr Mosque, serve the greater metropolitan area. In the northern direction, Sultan Muhammad Al-Fateh Mosque in Qalqilya and Al Rawda Mosque in Jaljulia are also within reach. The data indicates that prayer places are established in cities like Herzliya, Tel Aviv-Yafo, Qalansawe, Baqa al-Gharbiyye, Jaljulia, and Umm al-Fahm, among others.

For those willing to travel slightly farther, mosques in Nablus and other West Bank locations such as Hawara, Madaba, and Rafidia are listed, though distances exceed 35 km. The implantation of these prayer places across multiple cities and sectors means that Muslims in Netanya can find suitable locations for worship by checking addresses and distances. This network supports the religious needs of the local Muslim community, including families, workers, students, and travellers, by providing verified mapped records of mosques and prayer rooms in the region.

When visiting any of these mosques, verify the exact address and opening hours directly, as listed data may not include full contact details. Use the provided distances to plan your journey, and note that some mosques are located in different cities or regions. For the most accurate information, contact the mosque or check local community resources.