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Mosques in Rome

OpenStreetMap lists 7 mosques and prayer places in Rome, 6 of them with a name. The list below sorts the named mosques by distance from the city centre; the closest is Associazione Islamica Imam Mahdi, 2.3 km to the south-east. 0 mosques lie within 2 km of the centre.

Named mosques in Rome

  • Associazione Islamica Imam MahdiVia Norcia, Roma2.3 km · south-eastView on the map
  • Centro Culturale Islamico Masjeed-E-Rome25 Via Gabrio Serbelloni, Roma2.8 km · south-eastView on the map
  • Moschea Al Huda4 Via dei Frassini, Roma4.9 km · eastView on the map
  • Grand Mosque (Moschea di Roma)5.0 km · northView on the map
  • Baitun Noor Ottaviano5.1 km · westView on the map
  • Centro Culturale Islamico Baitul Hamd10 Via dell'Airone, Roma7.5 km · eastView on the map

1 more prayer places in Rome have no name on the map. Open the map of Rome to see them all.

Jumu‘ah and prayer times in Rome

Friday prayer is held at the time of Dhuhr. In Rome, Dhuhr moves between 11:54 AM and 1:16 PM over 2027; most mosques give the khutbah shortly after. See today’s prayer times in Rome and the Ramadan timetable. The Qibla here is 123.3° from north (south-east).

About this list

The list comes from OpenStreetMap, the open map edited by volunteers. 4 of the named mosques in Rome have a street address. Names, opening hours and the Friday khutbah can change: check locally before you travel. If a mosque is missing or misplaced, anyone can correct it on openstreetmap.org, and the next update of this page will include it.

Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).

Mosques in Rome: questions

How many mosques are there in Rome?

OpenStreetMap lists 7 mosques and prayer places in Rome, of which 6 have a name. The real number may be higher, as small prayer rooms are not always mapped.

Which mosque is closest to the centre of Rome?

Associazione Islamica Imam Mahdi, about 2.3 km to the south-east of the city centre.

What time is Jumu‘ah in Rome?

Friday prayer is at Dhuhr time, between 11:54 AM and 1:16 PM depending on the season. Each mosque sets the time of its khutbah.

What is the Qibla direction in Rome?

123.3° from true north, towards the south-east.

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