Mosques

Tanta, the capital of Gharbia Governorate in the Nile Delta, is a city with a strong Islamic heritage. At its heart stands the El Sayed Ahmad Albadawy Mosque, a major landmark located just 0.6 km from the city center. This mosque is a central point for worship and community life. Our mapped records show a total of 20 prayer places within a 50 km radius, reflecting a widespread presence of mosques across the region.

Beyond Tanta itself, listed prayer places are found in several surrounding cities and districts. In Qewaisna (Menofia Governorate), about 29–30 km away, mosques such as Fouad Mosque, El Tawhid Mosque, and Al-Zawya Mosque are present. Itay El Barud (Beheira Governorate) hosts multiple mosques including مسجد قباء, مسجد المحطة, Azhar Mosque, and others, all within 33–36 km. Banha (Al-Qalyubia Governorate) features Nasser Mosque and Ebrahim Morsi Mosque around 38–39 km. Additional prayer places are recorded in Kom Hamada, Toukh, El Senbellawein, and Ashmoun, indicating a broad implantation of mosques across the delta region.

For Muslims living in or visiting Tanta, the El Sayed Ahmad Albadawy Mosque is a prominent listed site. The surrounding areas—Qewaisna, Itay El Barud, Banha, and others—offer additional prayer options, though distances vary. This listing is based on available mapped records and provides a starting point for locating prayer places. Users are encouraged to verify addresses and contact details directly, as facilities and services may vary.

Check the address and distance of each mosque before visiting. Contact details are not provided in our listing; verify directly with the mosque. Opening hours and prayer times may vary. Use the map to find the nearest prayer place. Note that some mosques are in nearby cities like Banha, Qewaisna, or Itay El Barud, so plan your travel accordingly.