Mosques • Port Said

Port Said, a key port city on the Mediterranean, offers a modest but expanding network of prayer places for its Muslim residents and visitors. Based on available mapped records, the city itself hosts at least one prominent listed mosque: Al Salam Mosque, located in the El Sharq district approximately 1.4 km from the city center. This mosque serves as a central point for daily prayers and community gatherings within the city limits.

Beyond Port Said proper, the mapped data reveals a significant concentration of prayer places in the surrounding governorates of Damietta and Dakahlia. In El Matareya, several mosques are listed, including مسجد الفتح on Mohammed Farid Street, مسجد حسن عزام near Gozor Bohayrat Al Manzelah, Haj Saeed Al Rais Mosque, Mujahid Mosque on شارع محمد عبده, مسجد كشك, and مسجد وهبة. These are spread across areas such as Tennis and Al Kafr Al Gadid, indicating a well-established prayer-place presence in the town.

Further afield, the town of El Manzala in Dakahlia Governorate hosts numerous listed mosques, including The Great Mosque, Barakat Mosque, مسجد التوحيد, Grand Mosque Balbasrat, The Great Mosque of Bani Helal, مسجد شلباية, Nasr Mosque by new status, Mitt Sharif Mosque, Saaida mosque, مسجد الأعجام, and Khater mosque. These are located in districts like Al Basrat, Al Manzalah, and Gadidat Al Manzelah. Additionally, Amro Ebn Elaas Mosque is situated in Damietta, and Alkafr Al-jadeed Great Mosque is in Mit Selsil. This widespread distribution ensures that Muslims in the broader Port Said region have access to prayer facilities across multiple towns and rural areas.

The listed mosques are based on available mapped records. For accurate prayer times, directions, and facilities, it is recommended to verify details directly with each mosque. Addresses and distance information are provided to help you locate them. Note that some mosques may have limited contact information; check local listings or visit in person for the most up-to-date details.