Open, verifiable data
The places shown come from OpenStreetMap, a free collaborative mapping database. Each listing shows the name, address and GPS coordinates of the place when available.
Mosque Finder lists mosques and prayer rooms worldwide. Search for a city, explore the map and get the address, location and prayer times of the place you are looking for. You will also find the five daily prayer times (Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha), as well as the Jumu’ah time when it is known.
Our goal: to make Muslim places of worship worldwide visible from a single, simple and free interface, with the practical information needed to reach them and to know their prayer times.
Searching recentres the map on the selected area. City and mosque pages are being rolled out country by country.
Mosque Finder lists more than 142,000 mosques in its database.
Zoom in on an area to display more mosques.
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Zoom in on a city to display mosques.
Type a city, region or country in the search bar, or use geolocation to start from your current position.
The map recenters on the chosen area. Zoom and pan to discover the mosques listed around you, each shown as a clickable marker.
Click a mosque to open its listing: address, directions, today’s prayer times and monthly schedule.
Each mosque page is designed to answer the practical questions you may have before your visit.
The places shown come from OpenStreetMap, a free collaborative mapping database. Each listing shows the name, address and GPS coordinates of the place when available.
The five daily prayer times (Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib, Isha) are calculated from each city’s coordinates, and therefore change every day with the position of the sun. Jumu’ah time is shown when the information is available.
No sign-up required. The site is free and open to everyone.
All mosques listed come from OpenStreetMap, the free collaborative mapping database. Names, addresses and coordinates are those provided by OSM contributors.
They are computed from the geographic coordinates of each mosque, using the Muslim World League method. They therefore change every day with the position of the sun and are provided for guidance only.
Jumu’ah is not calculated automatically: it is shown only when a mosque has explicitly recorded it on OpenStreetMap. If in doubt, contact the mosque directly.
Since the data comes from OpenStreetMap, updates are made on openstreetmap.org. Any correction or addition appears on Mosque Finder at the next build of the site.
No. The site is completely free and requires no sign-up. All features are freely accessible, on mobile and desktop alike.