Mosques • Phnom Penh

Phnom Penh, the capital of Cambodia, is home to a diverse Muslim community with a growing network of mosques and prayer rooms. Based on available mapped records, there are over 20 listed prayer places within a 50 km radius of the city center. These include prominent mosques such as Al-Serkal Mosque on Street 86, the Pakistani mosque on Street 384, and Masjid Arrahman Malaysia Cambodia on The Bay Road. Other notable listed mosques include Km 8 Mosque (المسجد النورالنعيم), Km 9 Mosque, and Masjid Nurul Ehsan (Nurul Ehsan Mosque km7) along National Road 5, as well as Cham Marker Mosque on Street 369. These prayer places are spread across various districts and communes, reflecting the implantation of Islamic worship spaces throughout the city and its outskirts.

Listed prayer places are present in several areas of Phnom Penh and neighboring communes. In the city proper, mosques are found in central districts such as near Street 86 and Street 384, as well as along National Road 5 (Km 7, Km 8, Km 9) and The Bay Road. Beyond the city center, prayer places are located in Krong Ta Khmau (including Masjid Nurul-Islam Svay Rolum, Masjid Al-Azheem Prek Tnaot, and others), Khsach Kandal (Masjid Al-Rahmani and Masjid Chroy Metrey), and Kork Kasach (Masjid Kouk Khsach). Further afield, Masjid Phum Chrak Romiet is situated in Kampong Tralach District, and MASJID KOH THMEY is in S’ang District. This distribution shows that the Muslim community has established prayer spaces across a wide geographic area, from the urban core to rural communes.

For Muslims living in or visiting Phnom Penh, the availability of multiple mosques and prayer rooms in different sectors makes it easier to find a place for daily prayers, Jumu'ah, or community gatherings. The listed mosques vary in size and facilities, but users should verify specific details such as prayer times, accessibility, and women's accommodations directly with each mosque. New arrivals, students, workers, and families can benefit from the concentration of prayer places in central Phnom Penh and the expanding network in surrounding areas like Ta Khmau and Khsach Kandal. While this list is based on mapped records, it provides a useful starting point for exploring the Islamic landscape of Phnom Penh.

Check the address and distance of each mosque before visiting, as some may be located in nearby communes like Krong Ta Khmau or Khsach Kandal. Contact information (phone, website) is not provided here; verify details directly with the mosque. Prayer times and facilities (e.g., women's area) should be confirmed on-site or through local sources.