Mosques

Piura, a city in northwestern Peru, is home to a small but established Muslim community. Based on available mapped records, there is at least one listed prayer place serving the city: Masjid Islam Piura. This mosque is located approximately 5 km from the city center, in the AA.HH. Madre Teresa de Calcuta area, a residential sector that provides a dedicated space for worship and community gatherings.

The presence of Masjid Islam Piura indicates that Muslims in Piura have a central point for congregational prayers, especially for Jumu'ah and daily salah. While the current data shows only one listed mosque, it serves as an important resource for local Muslims, new arrivals, students, workers, and travellers seeking a prayer place in the city. The mosque's address in the Madre Teresa de Calcuta housing development suggests that the Muslim community is established in this part of Piura.

For those living in or visiting Piura, the mosque offers a familiar environment for worship. The city's Muslim life revolves around this single listed prayer place, which is within reasonable distance for many residents. As the community grows, additional prayer spaces may emerge, but for now, Masjid Islam Piura remains the primary listed mosque for Muslims in the area.

The listed mosque, Masjid Islam Piura, is located at AA.HH. Madre Teresa de Calcuta Mz Net.11, 20000, Piura. It is approximately 5 km from the city center. Contact details and exact prayer times are not provided in the current data; visitors are advised to verify directly with the mosque for accurate information.