Mosques

Tin Shui Wai, a new town in Hong Kong's New Territories, is home to a small but active Muslim community. The city itself hosts the Islamic Community & Services Center, located at Tin Yan Estate Yan Ying House, providing a local prayer space for residents. Within a 50 km radius, there are 20 listed prayer places, reflecting the broader Muslim presence across Hong Kong and into Shenzhen, China. These include prominent mosques such as the Kowloon Mosque and Islamic Centre in Tsim Sha Tsui, Jamia Mosque in Mid-Levels, and Masjid Ammar and Osman Ramju Sadick Islamic Centre in Wan Chai, all serving as key religious hubs for the region.

The mapped data shows prayer places established in several areas around Tin Shui Wai. In the New Territories, Tsuen Wan hosts Madrasah Faizan-E-Madinah (Dawat e Islami) on Ho Pui Street, while Fo Tan in Sha Tin has Al-Suffah Academy Madrasah on Sui Wo Road. In Kowloon, Sham Shui Po features multiple sites: Khatme-Nubuwwat Islamic Council Limited on Tung Chau Street and Madrasa Idara Noor ul Islam on Fuk Wa Street. Mong Kok has Masjid Ibrahim on Ferry Street, and To Kwa Wan includes Madrasah tul Madinah (Dawat e Islami) on Yuk Yat Street. Tsz Wan Shan also has a madrasah on Fong Wah Lane. These locations indicate a widespread implantation of prayer rooms and madrasahs across urban districts, offering options for Muslims living or working in these areas.

On Hong Kong Island, prayer places are present in Wan Chai (Masjid Ammar), Mid-Levels (Jamia Mosque), Chai Wan (Chai Wan Masjid), Tung Tau Wan (Stanley Mosque), and Quarry Bay (Madrassa Taleemul Furqan Islamic Union). Additionally, the nearby city of Shenzhen in mainland China has two listed mosques: Shenzhen Mosque in Futian District and Da Mosque in Nanshan District, both within 15 km of Tin Shui Wai. This cross-border proximity provides additional options for Muslims in the region. The listings are based on available mapped records, and while Tin Shui Wai has limited local prayer places, the surrounding areas offer a diverse network of mosques and madrasahs for the community.

When visiting any of these prayer places, always verify the exact address and opening hours beforehand, as details may change. The Islamic Community & Services Center in Tin Shui Wai is a local option, but many listed sites are in other districts. Use the provided addresses to plan your route, and consider distance and transport options. Contact information is not supplied, so check directly with the mosque or centre for prayer times and services.