Mosques • Pilibhit

Pīlibhīt, a city in Uttar Pradesh, is home to several historic and active mosques that serve the local Muslim community. The most prominent among them is Jama Masjid, located on Jama Masjid Road in the Khakra Purana Daak area, just 0.6 km from the city centre. This mosque stands as a central place of worship and community gathering. Another notable mosque within Pīlibhīt is Barkati Masjid, situated about 37 km away in the broader Pīlibhīt district, indicating the spread of prayer places beyond the city core.

Beyond Pīlibhīt city limits, the mapped data reveals a significant concentration of mosques in the nearby town of Bisalpur, approximately 38 km away. Bisalpur hosts multiple listed prayer places including Chand Masjid, Jama Masjid Saani, Masjid Abu Bakr, Taqia Masjid, Kazian masjid, Ali Masjid, and Saabri masjid bisalpur. These mosques are located on streets such as Station Road and Tehsil Road, as well as in areas like Gyaspur and Richhaula Sawal. This cluster makes Bisalpur a key hub for Muslim worshippers in the region.

Further afield, the city of Bareilly, about 45–49 km from Pīlibhīt, also features several listed mosques including Noumahillah Masjid, Sunni Hussaini Masjid, Masjid Ek Minar, Talab wali masjid sahaswani tola, Noori Mohammadi Masjid, Dhakni jama masjid, Raza Jama Masjid, and Jaman Wali Masjid. These are spread across neighbourhoods such as Civil Lines, Ajaj Nagar, Swale Nagar, Qureshi Nagar, and Gangapur. Additionally, Moti Masjid in Baheri (33.9 km) and Khan Gauntiya Eid Gah in Khan Gauntiya (47.5 km) further extend the prayer-place network. This mapped coverage helps Muslims in Pīlibhīt and surrounding areas locate verified places for prayer and community activities.

All listed mosques are based on available mapped records. Addresses and distances are provided for reference; verify exact locations and accessibility before visiting. Contact details, opening hours, and facilities such as women's sections or parking are not included in this listing. For accurate prayer times and local events, consult the mosque directly or community sources.