Mosques

Sarajevo, the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina, is a city where Islamic heritage is deeply woven into its urban fabric. The mapped data reveals a significant presence of mosques and prayer rooms across the city and its surrounding areas. Within a 50 km radius, there are 20 listed prayer places, with many concentrated in central Sarajevo and extending into nearby communes such as Ilidža. This coverage indicates a well-established network of prayer spaces for the local Muslim community.

Prominent historic mosques like the Gazi Husrev-beg Mosque, Emperor's Mosque, and Ferhadija Mosque are located in the old town area, while modern mosques such as King Fahd Mosque and Kuwait mosque are found in newer districts. The addresses show prayer places in neighbourhoods like Grbavica (Jordanian Mosque), Dobrinja (Dobrinja Mosque), and Butmir (Džamija Butmir). The presence of mosques in Ilidža, including Ilidza Central Mosque and Džamija Lužani, extends the coverage to the western part of the metropolitan area.

For Muslims living in or visiting Sarajevo, the variety of mosques across different districts ensures that prayer spaces are accessible whether in the historic core or suburban areas. The listed mosques range from centuries-old landmarks to contemporary facilities, reflecting the city's continuous Islamic tradition. This network supports the daily religious needs of residents, students, workers, and travellers alike.

The listed mosques are based on available mapped records. Addresses and distances are provided for reference; verify exact locations and prayer times directly with each mosque. Contact details such as phone numbers and websites are not included in this dataset. Always check local sources for the most current information.