Mosques • Sangli

Sangli, a city in southern Maharashtra, is home to a growing Muslim community supported by several mosques and prayer rooms. Within the city itself, listed prayer places include Ali Masjid in Dattanagar and Bilaal Masjid in Gulmohar Colony, both within 2 km of the city center. The nearby town of Miraj, just 7–10 km away, offers additional options such as Al-Aqsa Mosque in Samta Nagar, Aamina Masjid on 100 Feet Road in Chandanwadi, Al-Qadria Masjid on Shivaji Road in Guruvar Peth, Barkat Masjid in Nadi Ves, and Bakkar Kassab Masjid in Guruvar Peth. This concentration of mosques in Miraj’s Guruvar Peth area indicates a notable prayer-place presence there.

Beyond Sangli and Miraj, the mapped records show prayer places in several other towns and villages within a 50 km radius. To the north, Kurundwad hosts Bagwan Masjid and Aqsa Masjid, while Ichalkaranji features Inam Masjid in Kabnur and Aayesha Masjid in Asara Nagar. Further afield, Tasgaon has Arfat Masjid in Bapu Wadi and Ahamadia Masjid, and Rukadi includes Aaksa Masjid in Laxmimagar. These listings, along with others in Kolhapur, Chikodi, Padlihal, and Jugul, reflect a widespread implantation of mosques across the region, serving Muslims in both urban and rural settings.

For Muslims living in or visiting Sangli, the available mapped records show that prayer places are established in several key areas: central Sangli (Dattanagar, Gulmohar Colony), Miraj (Samta Nagar, Chandanwadi, Guruvar Peth, Nadi Ves), and surrounding towns like Kurundwad, Ichalkaranji, Tasgaon, and Rukadi. While this list is based on verified records and may not include every local mosque, it provides a useful starting point for finding nearby prayer facilities. New arrivals, students, workers, and families can use these listings to locate mosques for daily prayers, Jumu'ah, and community connections across the Sangli region.

Always verify the exact location, prayer times, and any access conditions before visiting, as details may change. The addresses provided for each mosque can be used with maps or navigation apps. For contact information, check local directories or community boards, as phone numbers and websites are not listed here. Some mosques may have separate facilities for women or specific entry points; it is best to inquire locally.