Mosques

Vadodara, a historic city in Gujarat, hosts a network of listed mosques and prayer places that serve the local Muslim community. Based on available mapped records, there are 20 prayer places within a 50 km radius of the city center. Within Vadodara itself, several areas show a notable presence of mosques. In the heart of the city, Dandia Bazaar is home to the Khanqah-E-Ahle Rifaiya Dargah & Masjid, while nearby Laheripura and Bajwada feature the Khajuri Masjid (Mangal Bazaar). The Yakutpura area includes Minara Masjid, and Tandalja has multiple prayer places such as Madare Paak Chilla Mubarak, Masjid Al Aqsa, and Chistiya Masjid. These listings provide a practical guide for Muslims living in or visiting Vadodara, including new arrivals, students, workers, families, and travellers seeking prayer facilities.

Beyond the city limits, the mapped data extends to several nearby towns and communes. In Anand, about 38 km away, there are mosques like Jumma Masjid - Anand, Masjid e Inam, and Nutan Nagar Masjid. Champaner, a historical site around 39 km from Vadodara, includes Kevada Masjid and Saher ki Masjid. Other prayer places are located in Borsad (Raja Mohalla Sunni Masjid and Fatehpur Markaz Masjid), Halol (Masjid E Kuba and Noorani Masjid), Dabhoi (Hz. Saiyed Khubmiyan Sahab Masjid - Dayara Masjid), and Petlad (Pir Urjunshah Baba Dargah). This wide geographical spread indicates that prayer places are available not only in Vadodara but also in surrounding areas, making it easier for Muslims to find a place for worship during travel or relocation.

The listed mosques vary in distance from the city center, with the closest being Khajuri Masjid at just 0.2 km, while others are farther afield. The addresses provided include street names and neighbourhoods, allowing users to identify specific locations. For instance, Khanqah-E-Ahle Rifaiya Dargah & Masjid is on Hazrat Saiyed Fakhruddin Refai Marg, and Minara Masjid is on Bhaiswada in Yakutpura. This level of detail helps users plan their visits. While the data does not include information on facilities, services, or prayer times, it serves as a starting point for Muslims to verify details directly with the mosques. Overall, the mapped records reflect a diverse implantation of prayer places across Vadodara and its vicinity, supporting the religious needs of the community.

The listed mosques include addresses and distances from Vadodara city center. Verify exact locations, opening hours, and prayer times by contacting the mosque directly or checking local sources. Some addresses mention specific areas like Dandia Bazaar, Tandalja, or Yakutpura. For mosques outside Vadodara, such as in Anand or Champaner, plan travel accordingly. No phone numbers or websites are provided in the data.