Mosques • Qinā

Qina, a city in the Qena Governorate of Egypt, is home to a well-established network of mosques and prayer places that cater to the spiritual needs of its Muslim residents and visitors. Based on available mapped records, there are 20 listed prayer places within a 50 km radius of the city center, with the highest concentration in the Qism Qena district. The closest mosque, Al-Qarafi Mosque, is located just 0.2 km away on Nage Habeba street, making it easily accessible for those in the heart of the city. Other prominent mosques in this central area include Belbas Mosque (0.5 km), Al-Hasawayh Mosque (0.6 km), and Al-Ihsan Mosque (0.8 km), all situated within Qism Qena. This dense cluster of prayer places in the city center provides convenient options for daily prayers and Friday congregations.

Beyond the immediate city center, the mapped data reveals a spread of mosques across various sectors of Qina and its surroundings. Within Qism Qena, additional mosques such as Al-Daqini Mosque, Ali Al Sayed Mosque, Al-Anwar Muhammadiyah Mosque, Al-Tahrir Mosque, Al-Istiqama Mosque, Al-Taqwa Mosque, Abu Bakr Al-Siddiq Mosque, and Al-Rahman Mosque are listed, covering distances up to 1.9 km from the center. These mosques are located on streets like 26 July Street and near landmarks such as behind Omar Effendi, indicating a broad implantation of prayer places throughout the district. For those living or working in the southern part of the city, Al Anuar Muhammadiah Mosque (2 km) is also available. The presence of multiple Abu Bakr Al-Siddiq mosques—one in Qism Qena and another 19.9 km away in Qift—shows that the name is shared across different locations, serving communities in both the city and nearby towns.

Further afield, the listed prayer places extend to surrounding areas such as Dishna, where Al-Bayt Mosque (22.5 km) and Al-Nasr Mosque (22.5 km) are located, as well as Al Farouk Mosque (25.2 km) in Madinet Dishna. In the Qus district, Al-Haramain Mosque (25 km) is noted, while Al-Hawamid Mosque (25.5 km) serves Al Marashdah in El Waqf, and Ahmed Bey Mosque (25.5 km) is found on the Abu Menaa Qebli road in Dishna. These mosques, though farther from the city center, provide essential prayer facilities for residents in these outlying communities. The data also includes a mosque listed under Luxor city (Al-Haramain Mosque), reflecting the interconnected nature of the region. Overall, the mapped records show that Qina and its surrounding areas have a robust network of prayer places, with the highest density in Qism Qena, making it easy for Muslims to find a place for worship whether in the city or nearby towns.

The listed mosques are based on available mapped records. For accurate prayer times, directions, and facility details (such as women's sections or parking), it is recommended to verify directly with the mosque using the provided address or contact information. Distances are approximate from the city center. Always check opening hours and accessibility before visiting.