Mosques • Qazvin

Qazvin, a historic city in northwestern Iran, offers a network of mosques and prayer spaces for the local Muslim community. Based on available mapped records, there are 20 listed prayer places within a 50 km radius of the city center. The most prominent among them is the Ancient Jameh Mosque of Qazvin, located just 0.9 km from the city center, a landmark that reflects the city's deep Islamic heritage. Another notable mosque is Nabi Mosque, situated 0.5 km away on Imam Khomeini Street in District 1, providing a convenient option for residents and visitors in the central area.

Beyond central Qazvin, the data shows a significant concentration of prayer places in the city of Alvand, approximately 10 km away. Listed mosques in Alvand include Rasoole Akram Mosque on Sohrevardi Boulevard, Imam Reza Mosque, and several others such as مسجد سید الشهدا, Almahdi Mosque, Javadol Aemeh, and مسجد حضرت ابوالفضل (ع). This cluster indicates that Alvand serves as a key area for Muslim worship, with multiple options for daily prayers and community gatherings. Additionally, the nearby Alborz Industrial City hosts مسجدامام حسین(ع), catering to workers and residents in that industrial zone.

Further afield, the city of Takestan (about 35 km away) has several listed prayer places, including مصلی, مسجد صاحب الزمان, and مسجد حضرت حجت, as well as محفل مکتب الزهرا (س). Other remote locations include Pir Yousefian (12.4 km) with مسجد بزرگ پيريوسفيان, and Ziyaran (49.8 km) with مسجد رضوی. While these are more distant, they extend the coverage for Muslims traveling or living in the broader Qazvin province. The mapped data provides a useful starting point for locating prayer spaces across the city and its surrounding areas.

The listed mosques include names, addresses, and distances from central Qazvin. Always verify opening hours and prayer times directly with the mosque, as these may vary. Some addresses are in Persian script; use mapping services to confirm exact locations. Contact details are not provided, so plan ahead for Friday prayers or special events.