Mosques

Zliten, a coastal city in northwestern Libya, offers a solid network of prayer places for Muslims living in or visiting the area. Based on available mapped records, there are over 20 mosques and prayer rooms within a 50 km radius of the city center. The majority are concentrated in Zliten itself, with several others located in nearby towns such as Khoms, Msallata, and the area of Sūq al-Khamīs. This distribution makes it convenient for residents and travellers to find a place for daily prayers across the region.

Within Zliten, several mosques are listed by name, including Al Futaisi Mosque (0.9 km from the city center), Al Awati Mosque (1.2 km), Ahmood Mosque on شارع التحرير (1.5 km), Ben Sofia Mosque (1.8 km), Al-Haramain Mosque (2 km), Bin Salil Mosque (2.4 km), Bin Khalil Mosque (3.1 km), and Al-Rashid Mosque (3.4 km). These are spread across the city, providing accessible prayer options for different neighbourhoods. The addresses indicate a presence along key streets and areas, though specific district names are not available in the supplied data.

Beyond Zliten, the mapped data shows prayer places in the nearby city of Khoms (about 34–36 km away), including مسجد الباشا, Ali Bin Zayed Mosque, Bilal Bin Rabah Mosque, Abu Bakr Al-Siddiq Mosque, Abu Hurairah Mosque, and Al-Sahaba Mosque. Other notable listings include Al-Naqa Mosque in سوق الخميس/ الخمس (25.6 km), Al-Rahman Mosque in منطقة الساحل (27.1 km), Al-Quds Mosque in Leptis Magna (33.4 km), Almas Mosque in Al Khums (35 km), and Al-Ma'tan Mosque in Msallata (44.2 km). This coverage ensures that Muslims in the wider Zliten area have multiple options for prayer, whether in the city or during travel to neighbouring communes.

All listed mosques and prayer rooms are based on available mapped records. Addresses and distances are provided for reference; verify exact locations and opening hours directly with the mosque or local community. Contact details such as phone numbers or websites are not included in the current data. For the most accurate information, consider visiting the mosque during prayer times or checking local directories.