Mosques

Newport, a city in South Wales, is home to a small but active Muslim community. The most prominent listed mosque is Al-Noor Mosque, located at 23 Harrow Road in the NP19 area, just 0.9 km from the city centre. This mosque serves as a central prayer place for local Muslims. While the mapped data shows only one mosque within Newport itself, the surrounding region offers a wider network of Islamic centres and prayer rooms.

Within a 50 km radius, there are 20 listed prayer places, with a significant concentration in Cardiff (approximately 16-18 km away). In Cardiff, notable mosques include Dar-ul-Isra Mosque on Wyeverne Road, Al-Manar Centre Trust on Glynrhondda Street, South Wales Islamic Centre on Alice Street, and Masjid At-Tawheed on Penarth Road. Other nearby towns such as Pontypridd (22.7 km) have multiple prayer rooms, including the University of Wales Mosque Masjid and a prayer room on the A473. Further afield, Bristol (33-37 km) hosts several mosques like Faizan e Madinah Jamia Masjid and Greenbank Masjid, while Barry (26.5 km) has Barry Masjid on Holton Road.

For Muslims living in or visiting Newport, the closest prayer place is Al-Noor Mosque, but the wider area offers diverse options across Cardiff, Pontypridd, Bristol, and other towns. The listed mosques are based on available mapped records, and addresses can be used to plan visits. Whether you are a resident, student, or traveller, these prayer places provide essential facilities for daily prayers and community connection.

Check the address and distance of each mosque before visiting. Al-Noor Mosque is in Newport city centre, while others are in Cardiff, Bristol, and surrounding towns. Contact details may be available online; verify opening hours and prayer times directly. Use the provided addresses for navigation.