Mosques • Rasht

Rasht, the capital of Gilan Province, is a vibrant city with a strong Islamic heritage. Based on available mapped records, there are 20 listed prayer places within a 50 km radius of the city center. The most prominent mosque within Rasht itself is the Hajj Samad Khan Mosque, located in the city center. This mosque serves as a key landmark for Muslims in the area, offering a place for daily prayers and community gatherings.

Beyond central Rasht, the data shows a significant concentration of mosques in the nearby port city of Bandar Anzali, approximately 22–28 km away. Listed mosques in Bandar Anzali include the Mosque of Bibi Hurieh, Ghaemieh Mosque, Babolhavaej Mosque, Taleb Abad Mosque, Bandar Anzali Central Mosque, and several others such as Emam Jafar Sadegh Mosque and مسجد امام صادق (ع). These are located across various streets and neighborhoods, including Motahari Street, Sepah Street, and areas like Talebabad and Emam Zadeh. This indicates a well-established prayer-place presence in Bandar Anzali, making it a key area for Muslims living or traveling there.

Other listed prayer places are found in smaller towns and villages within the region, such as Sangachin (Sangachin Central Mosque), Ziabar (Grand Mosque A..zyabry), and Aminabad (Aminabad Central Mosque). Additionally, Hasan Roud's Martyrs Mosque is located along the Astara road near Zibakenar, and Mosque Kaporchal is in the village of Kaporchal. While the data does not cover all neighborhoods in Rasht, the current mapped records show that the majority of listed mosques are situated in Bandar Anzali and surrounding areas, providing useful options for Muslims in the wider Rasht region.

When visiting these mosques, verify the exact address and opening hours, as they may vary. For Hajj Samad Khan Mosque in Rasht, the address is simply listed as Rasht, Gilan Province. For mosques in Bandar Anzali, use the provided street names and landmarks. Contact information is not available in the current data, so it is advisable to check locally or through community sources.