Use a location search to find mapped mosques, then confirm the details that matter for your visit. No listing or missing listing should be treated as a complete picture of local provision.
Search a place or use Near me
Open the mosque finder and enter a city, neighbourhood or address. Choose the intended location carefully when several places share a name. Adjust the search radius if you need a wider view.
Near me asks your browser for permission to share your position. If you decline, or the device cannot locate you, type a place instead. Check the displayed search location: a starting preview city is not a claim about where you are.
Understand what the map can tell you
Mosque listings come from OpenStreetMap places of worship tagged as Muslim, queried through the free Overpass service. Coverage depends on contributors, and public services can sometimes be unavailable.
A missing result does not prove there is no mosque nearby. Try a nearby place or a wider radius, check with local people and return later if the service reports a temporary failure. masjid.si does not invent listings to fill gaps.
Check facilities and prayer arrangements
Select a mosque to inspect the available source-labelled details. Wudu, women's space, parking and wheelchair access can be unknown. Community information, including Jummah submissions, is unverified.
Contact the mosque to confirm opening hours, the entrance you need and congregation times. Calculated prayer starts on the prayer-times page are not the mosque's iqamah timetable. Allow travel time and use the actual address rather than assuming the closest map point is an entrance.
Start with a city page and improve the data
City pages provide a starting search location for places such as Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad and London. They use the same real data and do not guarantee complete local coverage.
If you know a correction, use Suggest an edit for moderation or follow the original OpenStreetMap edit link. Describe what you observed without sharing private details about other people. For religious questions about prayer during your visit, ask a local imam.