List of largest mosques

This article lists mosques from around the world by available capacity, that belong to any Islamic school or branch, that can accommodate at least 15,000 worshippers in all available places of prayer such as prayer halls (muṣala), courtyards (ṣaḥn) and porticoes (riwāq). All the mosques in this list are congregational mosques – a type of mosque that hosts the Friday prayer (ṣalāt al-jumuʿa) in congregation (jamāʿa).

List of mosques

Name	Image	Area (m²)	Capacity	City	Country	Year of first building	Denomination
Masjid al-Haram		400,800	4,000,000	Mecca	Saudi Arabia	Pre-622	Sunni
Prophet's Mosque (Masjid An-Nabawi)		384,000	1,500,000	Medina	Saudi Arabia	623	Sunni
Imam Reza Shrine		267,069	^{[citation needed]}	Mashhad	Iran	818	Shia
Grand Jamia Mosque		200,000	800,000	Karachi	Pakistan	2023	Sunni
Al-Aqsa		^{[citation needed]}	400,000	Jerusalem	Israel Palestine	Pre-622	Sunni
Faisal Mosque		130,000	300,000	Islamabad	Pakistan	1986	Sunni
Istiqlal Mosque		93,200	^{[citation needed]}	Jakarta	Indonesia	1978	Sunni
Astana Grand Mosque		68,062	^{[citation needed]}	Astana	Kazakhstan	2022	Sunni
Jameh Mosque of Makki		33,000	60,000	Zahedan	Iran	1971	Sunni
Badshahi Mosque	Night View of Badshahi Mosque (King’s Mosque)	28,900	100,000	Lahore	Pakistan	1673	Sunni
Jamkaran Mosque		^{[citation needed]}	^{[citation needed]}	Qom	Iran	984	Shia
Egypt's Islamic Cultural Center (Masjid Misr Al Kabeer)		^{[citation needed]}	^{[citation needed]}	New Administrative Capital	Egypt	2023	Sunni
Taj-ul-Masajid		23,000	^{[citation needed]}	Bhopal	India	1901	Sunni
Djamaa el Djazaïr		20,000	120,000	Algiers	Algeria	2019	Sunni
Hassan II Mosque		^{[citation needed]}	^{[citation needed]}	Casablanca	Morocco	1993	Sunni
Umayyad Mosque		^{[citation needed]}	^{[citation needed]}	Damascus	Syria	715	Sunni
Grand Jamia Mosque	Side view of Grand Jamia Masjid Bahria Town Lahore	^{[citation needed]}	70,000	Lahore	Pakistan	2014	Sunni
Çamlıca Mosque		^{[citation needed]}	63,000	Istanbul	Turkey	2019	Sunni
Great Mosque of Samarra		^{[citation needed]}	60,000	Samarra	Iraq	851	Sunni
Al Jabbar Grand Mosque		^{[citation needed]}	60,000	Bandung	Indonesia	2022	Sunni
Al-Akbar Mosque		^{[citation needed]}	59,000	Surabaya	Indonesia	2000	Sunni
Al Saleh Mosque		27,300	45,000	Sana'a	Yemen	2008	Sunni
Baitul Mukarram		2463	42,000	Dhaka	Bangladesh	1959	Sunni
Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque		22,412	41,000	Abu Dhabi	United Arab Emirates	2007	Sunni
Jamia Masjid		^{[citation needed]}	33,333^{[better source needed]}	Jammu and Kashmir	India	1400	Sunni
Jamiul Futuh	Jamiul Futuh, The Indian Grand Masjid	^{[citation needed]}	^{[citation needed]}	Kerala	India	2022	Sunni
Pride of Muslims Mosque		^{[citation needed]}	30,000	Shali	Russia	2019	Sunni
1st November of 1954 Great Mosque		42,000	30,000	Batna	Algeria	2003	Sunni
Massalikoul Djinane Mosque		10,000	30,000	Dakar	Senegal	2019	Sunni
Imam Muhammad ibn Abd al-Wahhab Mosque		^{[citation needed]}	30,000	Doha	Qatar	2010	Sunni
Sabancı Merkez Mosque		^{[citation needed]}	28,500	Adana	Turkey	1998	Sunni
Great At-Tin Mosque [id]		^{[citation needed]}	25,850	Jakarta	Indonesia	1997	Sunni
Jama Masjid		^{[citation needed]}	25,000	Central Delhi	India	1656	Sunni
CHM Masjid Jhelum [ar; bn]		^{[citation needed]}	25,000	Jhelum Cantt	Pakistan	1950	Sunni
Abuja National Mosque		^{[citation needed]}	25,000	Abuja	Nigeria	1984	Sunni
Selahaddin Eyyubi Mosque [tr]		43,500	25,000	Diyarbakır	Turkey	2023	Sunni
Sultan Salahuddin Abdul Aziz Mosque		^{[citation needed]}	24,000	Shah Alam	Malaysia	1988	Sunni
Jakarta Islamic Centre		^{[citation needed]}	20,680	Jakarta	Indonesia	1972	Sunni
Al-Azhar Mosque		^{[citation needed]}	20,000	Cairo	Egypt	972	Sunni
Aqsa Mosque		^{[citation needed]}	20,000	Rabwah	Pakistan	1972	Ahmadi
Dian Al-Mahri Mosque		^{[citation needed]}	20,000	Depok	Indonesia	2006	Sunni
Grand Mosque of Conakry		^{[citation needed]}	20,000	Conakry	Guinea	1982	Sunni
Grand Mosque of West Sumatra		^{[citation needed]}	20,000	Padang	Indonesia	2014	Sunni
Id Kah Mosque		^{[citation needed]}	20,000	Kashgar	China	1442	Sunni
Shah Jahan Mosque		^{[citation needed]}	20,000	Thatta	Pakistan	1659	Sunni
Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque		416,000	20,000	Muscat	Oman	2001	Ibadi
Tuanku Mizan Zainal Abidin Mosque		^{[citation needed]}	20,000	Putrajaya	Malaysia	2009	Sunni
Marawi Grand Mosque		^{[citation needed]}	20,000	Marawi	Philippines	1970	Sunni
Baitul Aman Mosque		^{[citation needed]}	20,000	Barisal	Bangladesh	2003	Sunni
Great Mosque of Batam [id]		^{[citation needed]}	18,500	Batam	Indonesia	1999	Sunni
Hagia Sophia		^{[citation needed]}	18,000	Istanbul	Turkey	1453 (as a mosque)	Sunni
Al-Kauthar Mosque		^{[citation needed]}	17,000	Tawau	Malaysia	1997	Sunni
Al-Fattah al-Aleem Mosque		^{[citation needed]}	17,000	New Administrative Capital	Egypt	2019	Sunni
Federal Territory Mosque		^{[citation needed]}	17,000	Kuala Lumpur	Malaysia	2000	Sunni
Grand Mosque of Makhachkala		^{[citation needed]}	17,000	Makhachkala	Russia	1998	Sunni
Aqsa Mosque		^{[citation needed]}	15,000	Qadian	India	1876	Ahmadi
Al-Azhom Grand Mosque		^{[citation needed]}	15,000	Tangerang	Indonesia	2003	Sunni
Emir Abdelkader Mosque		^{[citation needed]}	15,000	Constantine	Algeria	1994	Sunni
Lal Masjid		^{[citation needed]}	15,000	Islamabad	Pakistan	1964	Sunni
Kocatepe Mosque		^{[citation needed]}	15,000	Ankara	Turkey	1987	Sunni
Great Mosque of Central Java		^{[citation needed]}	15,000	Semarang	Indonesia	2006	Sunni
Grand Mosque of Sabilal Muhtadin		^{[citation needed]}	15,000	Banjarmasin	Indonesia	1974	Sunni
National Mosque of Malaysia		^{[citation needed]}	15,000	Kuala Lumpur	Malaysia	1965	Sunni
Putra Mosque		^{[citation needed]}	15,000	Putrajaya	Malaysia	1999	Sunni
Sultan Haji Hassanal Bolkiah Mosque		^{[citation needed]}	15,000	Cotabato City	Philippines	2011	Sunni
201 Dome Mosque		^{[citation needed]}	15,000	Tangail	Bangladesh	2019	Sunni

Notes

↑ Jerusalem is under Israeli administration, but is claimed by both Israel and Palestine

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[11] Jerusalem is under Israeli administration, but is claimed by both Israel and Palestine

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[Plaque-33] Plaque of Jamia Masjid^{[circular reference]}

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Largest	Aircraft Airports by passenger international cargo Amusement parks Aquariums Bells Buildings Camera phones Cannons Churches Evangelical Eastern Orthodox Cities historically city squares Clock faces cuckoo clocks hourglasses Dams Domes Gold mines Hindu temples temple tanks Hindu ashrams Hospitals networks Hotels Jain temples Libraries Machines Monoliths Mosques Museums art museums most-visited most-visited art museums Offices Oil refineries Palaces Passenger vehicles Photographs Ports by tonnage container ports by passengers Power stations hydroelectric Restaurants chains individual Ships container ships cruise ships sailing vessels sailing yachts Shopping malls Spherical buildings Stadiums Swimming pools Telescopes infrared optical reflecting optical refracting Tram and light rail transit systems current universities by country Urban parks Video screens Wastewater treatment plants
Longest	Buildings Bridges arched cable-stayed cantilevered continuous truss masonry arch suspension Churches Highways ring roads Roller coasters Runways shortest Ships naval sailing yachts motor yachts wooden Spans timeline Trains road train Tunnels by type railway road subway tunnel sections
Oldest	Banks Buildings Churches Companies Hydroelectric power plants Institutions Jain temples Mosques minarets Newspapers Radio stations Schools higher-learning institutions universities in continuous operation Islamic seminaries Settlements cities Ships since 500 AD Spiral stairs Synagogues Watermills Whisky distilleries

List of largest mosques

List of mosques

See also

Notes

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