Mosques

Samarkand, a historic city on the Silk Road, offers a number of prayer places for Muslims. Based on available mapped records, there are several listed mosques within and around the city. The most prominent among them is the Bibi-Khanym Mosque, located on Bibikhonim Street in the central part of Samarkand, just 1.9 km from the city center. This iconic mosque is a major landmark and a key site for worship and tourism.

Beyond the city center, the mapped data shows prayer places in other areas of Samarkand and its surroundings. The Andijoni Mosque is situated about 7.3 km away, within the broader Samarkand city area. Further out, in the nearby commune of Dzhumabazar (approximately 26.4 km from Samarkand), the Atoullakhon Jame Masjid serves the local community. Additionally, the Amir Hamza Jame Mosque is located in Bulungur, about 30 km from Samarkand. These listings indicate that prayer places are present not only in the city core but also in surrounding districts and towns.

For Muslims living in or visiting Samarkand, the available mapped records show a network of mosques covering the central city as well as outlying areas like Dzhumabazar and Bulungur. While the data does not provide exhaustive coverage, it highlights key locations where prayer facilities can be found. New arrivals, students, and travelers can use these listings to locate mosques in the city and nearby communes, ensuring access to prayer spaces during their stay.

The listed mosques include addresses and distances from Samarkand city center. Verify exact locations and opening hours before visiting, as details may change. Contact information is not provided in the current data; check local sources for phone numbers or websites. For the Bibi-Khanym Mosque, note its central location on Bibikhonim Street. Other mosques are in Samarkand, Dzhumabazar, and Bulungur.