Mosques

Siliguri, a key gateway city in West Bengal, hosts a network of mosques and prayer rooms that serve the local Muslim community. Based on available mapped records, there are 20 listed prayer places within a 50 km radius of the city centre. Within Siliguri itself, several mosques are concentrated in central wards and along major roads. Notable among them is Jama Masjid on Hill Cart Road in Ward 6, and Siliguri Markaz Masjid in Ward 4, both within a short distance from the city core. Other listed mosques in the city include Ashraful Masjid on Masjid Road in Ashraf Nagar (Gitalpara, Ward 40) and Madina Masjid - New Darjeeling More on Hill Cart Road in Ward 46 (Ujanu P). These locations indicate a spread of prayer places across different neighbourhoods, from the central business district to residential areas.

Beyond the city limits, the mapped data shows additional prayer places in nearby towns and communes. In Jalpaiguri, several mosques are listed, including Din Bazaar Masjid on Masjid Lane, Nawab Bari Masjid, Masjid مسجد, Bazra Para Jumma Masjid, Nayabasti Masjid on Nivedita Sarani Road, and Gomasta Para Masjid in Denguajhar. Darjeeling also features multiple mosques, such as Jama Masjid and Choti Masjid in Chauk Bazaar, Katwali Masjid (Lebong Mosque) on E Lebong Road, Masjid Gorkhaland on Mall Road, and Boroosqke. Other listed places include Naxalbari Eidgaah in Naxalbari, Raza Masjid in Matigarahat (Matigara), Beltala Masjid in Garalbari, Belakoba Panditer Bari Jame Masjid in Chhat Guzrimari (Rajganj), and Pachkalguri Mosque in Panchakulguri. These listings reflect a widespread presence of prayer facilities across the region, from urban centres to rural areas.

For Muslims living in or visiting Siliguri, the available mapped records show that prayer places are accessible in multiple sectors of the city and surrounding areas. The concentration of mosques in central wards like Ward 4 and Ward 6, along with locations in Ashraf Nagar and along Hill Cart Road, suggests that these are key areas for prayer. Additionally, the presence of mosques in Jalpaiguri, Darjeeling, and other nearby communes provides options for those travelling or residing outside the city. While this data is based on verified listings, it offers a useful starting point for locating prayer facilities. New arrivals, students, workers, and families can use this information to identify mosques in their vicinity, though it is always advisable to verify details such as prayer times and facilities directly with the mosque.

The listed mosques include addresses and distances from Siliguri centre. For accurate prayer times, events, and facilities, contact the mosque directly or check local sources. Some addresses may lack phone numbers or websites; verify details before visiting. Note that distances are approximate and based on the city centre coordinates.