Mosques

Peshawar, the historic capital of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, is home to a vibrant Muslim community. While the city itself has numerous mosques, our current mapped records primarily list prayer places in the surrounding areas, particularly in Nowshera and Amangarh. These listings provide valuable options for Muslims living in or visiting Peshawar who may need to find prayer facilities in nearby towns and settlements.

Within a 50 km radius of central Peshawar, we have mapped 20 prayer places. The majority are located in Nowshera, including prominent mosques such as Jamia Masjid (Nowshera Adda) on GT Road, Tablighi Markaz in Mohalla Meetha Khel, and several mosques in ASC Housing Society like Speen Juma'at (White Mosque), Bilal Masjid, and White Mosque. Other notable listings include School of Artillery Mosque in Nowshera Cantonment, Baba Karam Shah Masjid in Saddar Nowshera, and Jamiy-E-Masjid Zwane Khel in Mohalla Meetha Khel. These mosques serve various neighbourhoods and sectors, including Saddar Akramabad, Mohalla Dhubi Ghat, and Karimi Town.

Additionally, one mosque, Masjid Usman DDT Colony, is listed in Amangarh, providing coverage for that area. The mapped data shows a concentration of prayer places in Nowshera's cantonment and housing society areas, as well as in older neighbourhoods like Mohalla Meetha Khel and Saddar. For Muslims in Peshawar, these listings offer a practical guide to nearby prayer facilities, especially for those travelling or residing in the outskirts. The diversity of mosque names reflects the rich Islamic heritage of the region.

All listed mosques are based on available mapped records. Distances from central Peshawar range from 29.9 km to 41.7 km. Addresses are provided for most entries; however, some may lack full details. It is advisable to verify exact locations, opening hours, and facilities directly with the mosque or local community. Contact information is not included in our listings.