Mosques

Yazd, a historic city in central Iran, is home to a number of mosques and prayer places that serve the local Muslim community. The most prominent listed mosque is the Yazd Grand Mosque, located just 0.5 km from the city center on Masjed Jame' Street. This mosque is a key landmark for worshippers in the city. In addition to this central mosque, the mapped data shows several other prayer places in the broader Yazd region, including areas such as Meybod, Rezvanshahr, and Shamsi.

Within a 50 km radius of Yazd, there are 20 listed mosques and prayer rooms, with a significant concentration in the city of Meybod (approximately 48-50 km away). Meybod hosts multiple mosques, including Meybod Central Mosque, Enghelab Mosque, and several others such as مسجد جامع امام حسین (ع), مسجد صاحب الزمان رکن آباد, and مسجد جامع رکن آباد میبد. These are spread across different neighbourhoods in Meybod, such as Rashiddadin Avenue and areas near Unnamed Road. The nearby town of Rezvanshahr (about 21.6 km away) has at least two listed prayer places: MajomerdDaro'alSafaMosque and Exotic mosque. Shamsi (around 33 km away) also has a listed mosque, مسجد جامع شمسی, and مسجد حاجی میراب.

For Muslims living in or visiting Yazd, the available mapped records indicate that prayer places are established not only in the city center but also in the surrounding towns and villages. The Yazd Grand Mosque is a central option, while those in Meybod, Rezvanshahr, and Shamsi provide additional coverage for residents and travellers in those areas. This network of mosques helps facilitate daily prayers and community gatherings across the region, though worshippers should verify specific addresses and services directly with each mosque.

The listed mosques include addresses for some, but not all, locations. For example, the Yazd Grand Mosque has a full address on Masjed Jame' St, while many mosques in Meybod only list the city or a partial address. Contact information such as phone numbers or websites is not provided. Worshippers should verify opening hours, prayer times, and facilities by contacting the mosques directly or checking local sources.