Mosques

Rome, the capital of Italy, is home to a growing Muslim community with 19 listed mosques and prayer rooms within a 50 km radius. The mapped data shows a concentration of prayer places in the city's eastern and southern districts, as well as in coastal and suburban areas. In central Rome, notable mosques include Ad-Dawah Mosque on Via Posidonio, Al Aqsa Jame Masjid and Al-Aqsa Mosque on Via dei Durantini, and Baitussalam Mosque on Via delle Celidonie. These are complemented by Baitul Aman Marconi Jame Masjid on Via Enrico dal Pozzo and Baitul Falah Mosque on Via Riccardo de Paolis, both in the Marconi district, and Baitur Rahim Jame Mosque on Via Valsassina in the northern part of the city. Further out, Baitun Noor Islamic Cultural Center is located near the Vatican area on Via Tolemaide, while Al-Fateh Mosque and Baitur Noor Mosque serve the Magliana and Gianicolense sectors respectively.

Beyond the city center, prayer places are established in several surrounding communes and coastal towns. In the coastal area of Lido di Ostia, there are three listed mosques: Masjid Quba Ostia on Via dei Traghetti, Moschea ebad elrahman on Viale Vasco de Gama, and Moschea Ibadrahman on Lungomare Paolo Toscanelli. The eastern suburb of Tivoli Terme hosts two mosques: مسجد الابرار، مركز الابرار الثقافي on Via Tazio Nuvolari and Масджид Ал-Худа on Via dei Fauni. Further south, Velletri has Masjeed Alboshra on Via Fontana delle Rose, while the towns of Aprilia and Cisterna di Latina each have one mosque: Masjid Al-Islam on Via Belgio and Baitul Aman Moschea on Via Eccidio di Marzabotto respectively. The western suburb of Rome also features مسجد التوبة MASJID TOOBA on Via Francesco Ingoli.

This network of mosques and prayer rooms provides practical coverage for Muslims living in or visiting Rome, whether in the historic center, the coastal Ostia area, or the surrounding towns. The listings are based on available mapped records and include addresses and distances to help users plan their visits. For new arrivals, students, workers, families, and travellers, these prayer places offer accessible options for daily prayers and community connection across the greater Rome area.

Each listing includes the mosque name, address, and distance from Rome city center. Use the address to verify exact location and check for any contact details or opening hours that may be available. Distances are approximate and based on straight-line calculations; actual travel distance may vary. Always confirm details directly with the mosque before visiting.