Mosques • Pasuruan

Pasuruan, a city in East Java, is surrounded by a network of mosques and prayer rooms that serve the Muslim community. While the city itself has limited mapped mosque data within a 50 km radius, the listings reveal a strong presence of prayer places in neighboring areas. The majority of listed mosques are located in the regencies of Sidoarjo and Malang, as well as the cities of Surabaya and Malang. This suggests that Muslims in Pasuruan often travel to these nearby areas for congregational prayers, especially for Friday prayers or larger gatherings.

Among the prominent listed mosques are the Sunan Ampel Great Mosque and al-Akbar National Mosque in Surabaya, both significant landmarks. In Malang, the Malang Jami' Grand Mosque and Sabilillah Mosque are notable. The Muhammad Cheng Hoo Mosque in Surabaya adds diversity to the Islamic landscape. In the Sidoarjo area, mosques such as Masjid Shalahuddin, Masjid Besar Al-Hidayah, and Masjid Jannatin Brigif 1 Marinir are present, along with several others in Gedangan and Sukodono. The Lawang district in Malang Regency also hosts multiple mosques, including Masjid Ismail and Masjid Jami' Babussalam.

The implantation of prayer places across these areas indicates that Muslims in Pasuruan have access to a variety of mosques within a reasonable distance. The listed addresses show concentrations in districts like Gedangan, Lawang, and Sukodono, as well as in the cities of Surabaya and Malang. This geographic spread allows residents and visitors to find suitable places for worship, whether for daily prayers or special occasions. The available mapped records provide a useful starting point for exploring the Islamic infrastructure in the region.

The listed mosques are based on available mapped records. Distances from Pasuruan range from about 31 km to 49 km. For accurate prayer times and directions, verify details directly with the mosque. Contact fields may include phone numbers or websites, but these are not guaranteed. Always check addresses before visiting, as some may be in neighboring cities or regencies.