Mosques

Singosari, a town in Malang Regency, East Java, offers a well-established network of mosques and prayer rooms for the local Muslim community. Based on available mapped records, there are at least 20 listed prayer places within a 50 km radius, with many concentrated in and around Singosari, Lawang, and Malang City. The closest mosque to the town center is Masjid Hizbullah, located just 0.1 km away on Jl. Masjid in the Pagentan area, making it a convenient option for daily prayers. Another notable mosque within Singosari is Masjid "Maqbalul A'mal", situated about 2.1 km away on Jl. Rogonoto in the Damean area of Tamanharjo village.

Beyond Singosari, the neighboring town of Lawang hosts a significant number of mosques, reflecting a strong prayer-place presence in areas such as Bedali, Krajan, Kalirejo, and Turi. Key mosques in Lawang include MASJID ISMAIL on Jl. DR. Cipto in Bedali, MASJID JAMI' BABUSSALAM on Jl. Kauman, and Masjid Miftachul Jannah on Jl. Tawang Argo. Other mosques like Masjid Al Muhajirin - Kalibiru Lawang, Masjid Al Amin - Argomoyo, and Masjid As -Surur further serve the community in various parts of Lawang. The data also shows mosques in Malang City, such as Sabilillah Mosque on Jl. Ahmad Yani in Blimbing and the historic Malang Jami' Grand Mosque on Jl. Merdeka Barat in Kauman, Klojen.

For Muslims living in or visiting Singosari, the availability of multiple prayer places across different districts and streets ensures accessibility for daily worship, Friday prayers, and community gatherings. The listed mosques are spread across areas like Pagentan, Damean, Bedali, Krajan, Kalirejo, and Turi, providing coverage for residents and travelers alike. While this data is based on mapped records, it offers a practical overview of where to find prayer facilities in Singosari and its surroundings, helping newcomers, students, workers, and families locate nearby mosques with ease.

The listed mosques include addresses and distances from Singosari center. For accurate prayer times and facilities, verify details directly with the mosque. Some mosques may have specific opening hours or women's sections; contact them for confirmation. Always check the address before visiting, as some locations may be in nearby towns like Lawang or Malang City.