Mosques

Osh, one of Kyrgyzstan's oldest cities, offers a network of mosques and prayer rooms for the local Muslim community. Based on available mapped records, there are 20 listed prayer places within a 50 km radius of central Osh. These are spread across the city itself and nearby towns such as Monok, Suzak, Kumush-Aziz, Yar-Kyshtak, Jalal-Abad, and Asaka (Uzbekistan). The closest listed mosque is Abdulla damla Mosque in Monok, approximately 10 km from Osh, providing a convenient option for residents and visitors in the northern outskirts.

Within Osh's immediate vicinity, several mosques are located in the Suzak district, including Tsentral'nyy Mechet' Abu Bakr Siddik S Totiya, SAYYIDLAR MAZAR MOSQUE, JAMI UR RAHMA, and Mechet' "Moldo Baky". These serve the communities in Suzak town and surrounding villages. Further afield, the towns of Kumush-Aziz and Yar-Kyshtak host multiple prayer places such as IMAM AZAM MOSQUE, Abu Khanifa Mechiti, and Bilal Mechiti, indicating a strong prayer-place presence in these areas. The data also shows several mosques in Jalal-Abad, including Zulpukar-soopu (zhuma) mechiti, Закйр Джан Mosque, Domor, and others, though these are over 40 km from Osh.

For those travelling or living in the southern Fergana Valley region, the listed mosques in Andijan and Asaka, Uzbekistan, such as Devonaboy Masjid and Fayzobod Jome Masjid, are accessible but require border crossing. The variety of named mosques—from Abdulla damla Mosque to JAMI UR RAHMA—reflects the diverse Islamic heritage in the area. This listing is based on available mapped records, and users are encouraged to verify addresses and distances before visiting.

Check the address and distance of each mosque before visiting, as some are located in neighbouring towns or across the border in Uzbekistan. Contact information such as phone numbers or websites is not provided in the current data. Verify opening hours and prayer times directly with the mosque. The list includes 20 mapped prayer places within 50 km of Osh.