List of mosques in Europe
The list of mosques includes mosques and mosque construction projects in Europe .
Only those structures are included here that
are of particular importance . Mosque construction projects are only listed here if they have already received long-term, clearly supra-regional attention. |
The supporting organizations in this list are marked with the following abbreviations: | |||
AAIIL | Ahmadiyya Andschuman Ischat-i-Islam Lahore | SA | Saudi Arabia ( Wahhabis ) | |
AH | Ahl-i Hadith | TJ | Tablighi Jamaat | |
AMJ | Ahmadiyya Muslim Jamaat | U | Independent carrier (or unknown) | |
Diyanet | Diyanet İşleri Başkanlığı | - | Museum ( Hagia Sophia ), historical mosque ( Mezquita de Córdoba ) |
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Albania
Belgium
Surname | image | country | City and district | year | T | Remarks |
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Great mosque in Brussels | Belgium | Brussels | 1879, 1978 | SA | The building was originally built as the east pavilion for the National Fair in Brussels in 1880. Opened as a mosque in 1978. |
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Surname | image | country | City and district | year | T | Remarks |
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Arnaudija Mosque | Bosnia and Herzegovina | Banja Luka | 1594 | U | Destroyed in 1993 (blown up on May 7th) - historical photo 1 , 2 , location , reconstruction since April 2017 | |
Ferhadija Mosque | Bosnia and Herzegovina | Banja Luka | 1579 | U | Destroyed in 1993 (blown up on May 7th), rebuilt by 2014 | |
Sinan Beg Mosque | Bosnia and Herzegovina | Čajniče | 1570 | U | destroyed in the Bosnian war. | |
Aladža mosque | Bosnia and Herzegovina | Foča | 1550 | U | Blasted on April 22, 1992 and not yet rebuilt. | |
Colorful mosque | Bosnia and Herzegovina | Gračanica | 1757 | U | ||
Balaguša mosque | Bosnia and Herzegovina | Livno | 1515 or between 1530 and 1550 | U | also "Čaršijska Mosque" | |
Karađozbeg Mosque | Bosnia and Herzegovina | Mostar | 1557 | U | Location | |
Šišman Ibrahim Paša Mosque | Bosnia and Herzegovina | Počitelj | 1562/63 | U | also "Hadzi Ali Mosque" | |
Bait us salam | Bosnia and Herzegovina | Sarajevo | 2004 | AMJ | ||
Gazi Husrev Beg Mosque | Bosnia and Herzegovina | Sarajevo | 1531 | U | also known as "Begova Mosque" | |
King Fahd Mosque | Bosnia and Herzegovina | Sarajevo | 2000 | SA | also known as "Fahdova Dzamija", "Saudijska Dzamija" - they and the roughly equal "Istiqlal Mosque" (also Sarajevo) are the largest in the Balkans - local location | |
Imperial Mosque | Bosnia and Herzegovina | Sarajevo | 1463/1567 | U | also known as "Careva Dzamija" and "Emperor's Mosque" | |
Colorful mosque | Bosnia and Herzegovina | Travnik | E. 16th century / 1815/16 | U | also: Suleymaniye Mosque, location |
Bulgaria
Surname | image | country | City and district | year | T | Remarks |
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Jumaya Mosque | Bulgaria | Plovdiv | 1423 | U | Plovdiv was occupied by the Turks under Murad I in 1364. It is believed that the "Dzhumaya Camii" (also known as "Ulu Mosque") was built as the sultan's mosque by Shihabedin Pasha, son of the patron saint of Plovdiv during the reign of Murad II (1421–51). The building was renovated twice, in 1785 and after being damaged by an earthquake in 1818. The minaret is 23 m high. Location | |
Fatih Mehmed Mosque | Bulgaria | Kyustendil | 15th century | - | Also known as Schaldarwanska Mosque location | |
Ibrahim Pasha Mosque | Bulgaria | Rasgrad | 1616 | U | Location | |
Bairakli mosque | Bulgaria | Samokov | 16th Century | U | ||
Tombul mosque | Bulgaria | Shumen | 1740-1744 | U | Largest mosque in Bulgaria. | |
Banya Bashi Mosque | Bulgaria | Sofia | 1576 | U | One of the oldest mosques in Europe. | |
Great Mosque of Sofia | Bulgaria | Sofia | 1494 | U |
Denmark
Surname | image | country | City and district | year | T | Remarks |
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Nusrat Jehan Mosque | Denmark | Copenhagen | 1967 | AMJ | First mosque in Scandinavia local situation | |
Tauba mosque | Denmark | Copenhagen | ? | U | Location |
Germany
France
Ireland
Surname | image | country | City and district | year | T | Remarks |
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Dublin mosque | Ireland | Dublin | 1983 | U | Built as a church in 1884, converted into a mosque in 1983. Location | |
Islamic Cultural Center of Ireland (ICCI) | Ireland | Dublin , Clonskeagh | 1996 | U |
Iceland
Surname | image | country | City and district | year | T | Remarks |
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Reykjavík Mosque | Iceland | Reykjavík | 2002 | U | Félag Múslima á Íslandi |
Italy
Surname | image | country | City and district | year | T | Remarks |
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Florence mosque | Italy | Florence | 2011 | U | ||
Genoa Mosque | Italy | Genoa | 2010 | U | Location | |
Palermo mosque | Italy | Palermo | 2009 | U | Location | |
Ravenna Mosque | Italy | Ravenna | 2011 | U | Location | |
Mosque of rome | Italy | Rome | 1995 | SA | Location | |
Mosque in Segrate | Italy | Segrate ( Milan ) | 2007 | U | Location | |
Turin mosque | Italy | Turin | 2011 | U |
Kosovo
Surname | image | country | City and district | year | T | Remarks |
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Great mosque | Kosovo | Pristina | 1460 | U | ||
Çarshi Mosque | Kosovo | Pristina | 1393 | U | ||
Jashar Pasha Mosque | Kosovo | Pristina | 1834 | U | ||
Sinan Pasha Mosque | Kosovo | Prizren | 1615 | U | ||
Bajrakli Mosque | Kosovo | Prizren | 1563 | U |
Malta
Surname | image | country | City and district | year | T | Remarks |
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Maria Al-Batul Mosque | Malta |
Paola , near Valletta |
1978 | World Islamic Call Society | The only mosque on the island of Malta. Location |
Montenegro
Surname | image | country | City and district | year | T | Remarks |
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Hussein Pasha Mosque | Montenegro | Pljevlja | 1565 | U | Was the tallest minaret in Yugoslavia | |
Mosque in Podgorica | Montenegro | Podgorica | 18th century | U | ||
Namazgjahu Mosque | Montenegro | Ulcinj | 1728 | U | ||
Church mosque | Montenegro | Ulcinj | 1693 | U | former church of St. Marie |
Netherlands
Surname | image | country | City and district | year | T | Remarks |
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Fatih mosque | Netherlands | Amsterdam | ? | U | Formerly a Roman Catholic St. Ignatius Church, location | |
El Tawheed Mosque | Netherlands | Amsterdam | ? | U | Location | |
Sultan Ahmed Mosque | Netherlands | Delft | ? | U | Location | |
Aksa mosque | Netherlands | The hague | 1979 | Diyanet | Built as a synagogue in 1844, used as a mosque from 1979. Islamitische Stichting Nederland Mescidi Aksa. Location | |
Mobarak mosque | Netherlands | The hague | 1955 | AMJ | The first mosque in the Netherlands. | |
Fatih mosque | Netherlands | Eindhoven | ? | U | Location | |
Furqaan Mosque | Netherlands | Eindhoven | ? | U | ||
Essalam mosque | Netherlands | Rotterdam | 2010 | U | ||
Mevlana mosque | Netherlands | Rotterdam | 2005 | U | Location |
North Macedonia
Surname | image | country | City and district | year | T | Remarks |
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Teće-Zejnel Abedin Pasha džamija | North Macedonia | Ohrid | 17th century | U | ||
Aladja mosque | North Macedonia | Skopje | 1438/1518 | U | ||
Isa Bey Mosque | North Macedonia | Skopje | 1476 | U | Early Ottoman two-domed mosque with three-domed vestibule | |
Mustafa Pasha Mosque | North Macedonia | Skopje | 1492 | U | Location | |
Colorful mosque | North Macedonia | Tetovo | 1495 | U |
Norway
Surname | image | country | City and district | year | T | Remarks |
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Oslo Mosque ("Moske i Oslo") | Norway | Oslo | 1980 | AMJ | Location |
Austria
Surname | image | country | City and district | year | T | Remarks |
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Islamic Center Vienna | Vienna | Vienna | 1979 | Vienna Islamic Center | Built on behalf of the Saudi Arabian King Faisal ibn Abd al-Aziz . | |
Eyup Sultan Mosque (Telfer Mosque) | Tyrol | Telfs | 1998 | ATIB | Minaret retrofitted in 2006, location | |
Rasheed Mosque | Vienna | Vienna | 2005 | Independently | Built by Muslims from Ghana, Nigeria and Benin, location | |
Hacı Bayram Mosque | Lower Austria | Bad Vöslau | 2009 | ATIB | Two indicated minarets, location | |
Salzburg | Saalfelden | 2003 | ATIB | Minaret (8 m high) |
ATIB in Austria is the Diyanet
The ATIB in Austria is not to be confused with the ATIB in Germany.
The ATIB in Austria is not to be confused with the ATIB in Germany.
Poland
Surname | image | country | City and district | year | T | Remarks |
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Bohoniki mosque | Poland | Bohoniki | 19./20. Century | U | Lipka-Tatar mosque in Bohoniki village | |
Gdańsk mosque | Poland | Danzig | 1989 | U | Location | |
Kruszyniany Mosque | Poland | Kruszyniany | 18./19. Century | U | Lipka Tatar Mosque in Kruszyniany | |
Warsaw mosque | Poland | Warsaw | 1993 | U | Location |
Portugal
Surname | image | country | City and district | year | T | Remarks |
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Lisbon Central Mosque | Portugal | Lisbon | 1988 | U | Location |
Romania
Surname | image | country | City and district | year | T | Remarks |
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Carol I Mosque | Romania | Constanța | 1912 | U | ||
Mangalia mosque | Romania | Mangalia | 1525 | U | The oldest surviving mosque in Romania. | |
Great Mosque (Medgidia) (Moscheea Mare) | Romania | Medgidia | 1859 | U | Oldest building in the city |
Russia
Surname | image | country | City and district | year | T | Remarks |
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Akhmat Kadyrov Mosque | Russia | Grozny | 2008 | U | Republic of Chechnya , largest mosque in Russia (European part of the country - North Caucasus) | |
Azimovskaya Mosque | Russia | Kazan | 1890 | U | 1887-1890 | |
Nurulla mosque | Russia | Kazan | 1849 | U | 1845-1849 | |
Kul Sharif Mosque | Russia | Kazan | ? | U | Republic of Tatarstan , possibly the largest mosque in Europe. | |
Moscow Cathedral Mosque | Russia | Moscow | 1904 | U | Location | |
Saint Petersburg mosque | Russia | St. Petersburg | 1909-20 | U | Location | |
Sakabannaja mosque | Russia | Kazan | 1924-1926 | U | Republic of Tatarstan |
Sweden
Surname | image | country | City and district | year | T | Remarks |
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Bellevue mosque | Sweden | Gothenburg | ? | U | ||
Nasir mosque | Sweden | Gothenburg | 1963 | AMJ | First mosque in Sweden. Location | |
Malmö Mosque | Sweden | Malmo | 1984 | U | Location | |
Fittja mosque | Sweden | Stockholm | ? | T | Location | |
Stockholm mosque "Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan's Mosque" |
Sweden | Stockholm | 2000 | U | Designed in 1903 by the Swedish architect Ferdinand Boberg as a power station. Location | |
Uppsala mosque | Sweden | Uppsala | * | U | northernmost mosque in Europe |
Switzerland
Serbia
Surname | image | country | City and district | year | T | Remarks |
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Bajrakli Mosque | Serbia | Belgrade | 1575 | U | built around 1575 - the last of the city's 80 mosques | |
Altun Alem Mosque | Serbia | Novi Pazar | built in the first half of the 16th century | U | ||
Mosque of Islam Aga | Serbia | Niš | 1720 | U |
Spain
Surname | image | country | City and district | year | T | Remarks |
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Mezquita de Cordoba | Spain | Cordoba | 784 | - | Former mosque into which the Cathedral of Cordoba was built after the Reconquista. | |
Albaicín Mosque | Spain | Granada | 2003 | U | http://www.mezquitadegranada.com/ | |
Mezquita Basharat | Spain | Pedro Abad | 1982 | AMJ | First mosque built in Spain after 700 years | |
Mezquita de Bab al-Mardum | Spain | Toledo | 999 | - | Former mosque, later converted into the Hermitage "Ermita de la Santa Cruz". Location | |
Abu Bakr Mosque | Spain | Madrid | 1988 | U | Location | |
Madrid mosque | Spain | Madrid | 1992 | SA | Location |
Turkey
Surname | image | country | City and district | year | T | Remarks |
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Selimiye Mosque | Turkey | Edirne | 1568-1574 | U | ||
Fatih mosque | Turkey | Istanbul | 1463-1470 | U | The original mosque was destroyed by an earthquake in 1766, the new mosque was built in 1767. | |
Hagia Sophia | Turkey | Istanbul | 532-537 | - | Built as a Christian church, used as a mosque from 1453 to 1932, today a museum. | |
Hamidiye Mosque | Turkey | Istanbul | 1885 | U | ||
Eyup Sultan Mosque | Turkey | Istanbul | 1458 | U | The first Ottoman mosque, built after the conquest of Constantinople in 1453. See Eyup Sultan Mosque | |
Suleymaniye Mosque | Turkey | Istanbul | 1557 | T | Second largest mosque in Istanbul | |
Sultan Ahmed Mosque | Turkey | Istanbul | 1609-1616 | U | Also known as the Blue Mosque, it is now Istanbul's main mosque . |
Ukraine
Surname | image | country | City and district | year | T | Remarks |
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Juma Jami Mosque | Ukraine | Yevpatoria | 1552-1564 | U | Developed by Sinan |
Hungary
Surname | image | country | City and district | year | T | Remarks |
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Old mosque in Pécs | Hungary | Pécs | ? | U | ||
Mosque of the Pasha Jakowali Hassan | Hungary | Pécs | ? | U |
United Kingdom
Surname | image | country | City and district | year | T | Remarks |
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Birmingham Central Mosque | Great Britain | Birmingham | 1975 | U | ||
Dar-ul-Barakat mosque | Great Britain | Birmingham | 2004 | AMJ | Opened on 30 September 2004, about 500 places local situation |
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Green Lane Mosque | Great Britain | Birmingham | 1970s | AH | The red brick building was built between 1893 and 1902 as a public library and bath house. In the 1970s, the building was converted into a mosque by the Ahl-i Hadīth . | |
Al-Mahdi mosque | Great Britain | Bradford ( West Yorkshire ) | 2008 | AMJ | Opened November 7th, 2008, 2,000 seats, construction costs: £ 2.5 million Location |
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Masjid-e-Abu Hurairah | UK , Wales | Cardiff | ? | U | Long considered Britain's first mosque , Glynrhondda Street, locality | |
Markazi Mosque | Great Britain | Dewsbury | 1982 | TJ | The European headquarters of the Tablighi Jamaat . Location | |
Ibrahim-al-Ibrahim Mosque | Great Britain | Gibraltar | 1997 | SA | August 8, 1997 (also known as: King Fahd bin Abdulaziz al-Saud Mosque) Location | |
Nasir mosque | Great Britain | Hartlepool | 2005 | AMJ | Opened November 11, 2005, cost: £ 500,000, on- site | |
Great Leeds Mosque | Great Britain | Leeds | ? | U | Location | |
Stratford Street Mosque | Great Britain | Leeds | ? | U | (also known as: Umar Mosque or Masjid-e-Umar ), location | |
Al-Rahma Mosque | Great Britain | Liverpool | 1889 | U | Third oldest mosque in England: December 25, 1889, location | |
Abbey Mills Mosque | Great Britain | London - Stratford | ? | TJ | Construction planned near Stratford Olympic Stadium, on- site | |
Fazl mosque | Great Britain | London | 1924 | AMJ | First mosque in London, also known as The London Mosque known | |
Bait ul-Futuh | Great Britain | London | 2003 | AMJ | ||
London Central Mosque (Regent's Park Mosque) | Great Britain | London | 1977 | U | ||
North London Central Mosque (Finsbury Park Mosque) | Great Britain | London | 1990 | U | Location | |
East London Mosque | Great Britain | London | 1985 | U | Location | |
Manchester Central Mosque (Victoria Park Mosque) | Great Britain | Manchester | ? | U | ||
Faidhan-e-Madina Mosque | Great Britain | Peterborough | ? | U | Location | |
Medina mosque | Great Britain | Sheffield | 2006 | U | Location | |
Shah Jahan Mosque | Great Britain | Woking | 1889 | U | 1st mosque in England, administered by the AAIIL 1913–1964 | |
Edinburgh Central Mosque | Scotland | Edinburgh | 1998 | SA | King Fahd Mosque and Edinburgh Islamic Center location | |
Glasgow Central Mosque | Scotland | Glasgow | 1983 | U | Location |
literature
- Christian Welzbacher: Europe's mosques. Islamic architecture on the move. Deutscher Kunstverlag, Berlin 2017, ISBN 978-3-422-07391-3 .
Web links
Commons : Mosques - Collection of pictures, videos and audio files
Footnotes
- ↑ Plovdiv: Islam in Bulgaria: Djumaya Mosque in Plovdiv ( Memento of the original from September 27, 2015 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.
- ↑ Copenhagen: Det Islamiske Trossamfund I Danmark - Tauba Moske ( Memento of the original from September 28, 2011 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.
- ↑ Florence: Moschee e finanziamenti ( page no longer available , search in web archives ) Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.
- ↑ Ravenna: Nuova Moschea di Ravenna ( Memento of the original from March 25, 2010 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.
- ^ Rome: Rejection of rigid secularism: Italy strives for its "own" Islam. ( Neue Zürcher Zeitung 2005) on Qantara.de (accessed on January 10, 2016)
- ↑ Rotterdam: Poldermoscheen ( Memento of the original dated December 13, 2006 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. , Moskee mooiste gebouw Rotterdam
- ^ Islamic Center Vienna
- ^ Mosque opened in Bad Vöslau , ORF on October 24, 2009; Bad Vöslau and its minarets ( Memento from May 15, 2009 in the Internet Archive ), Die Presse on January 17, 2008
- ↑ Birmingham: Photo ( memento of the original from April 19, 2018 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. ; Ahmadiyya Muslim Community UK - Darul Barakaat
- ^ Bradford: Mosque is opened by spiritual leader ; Ahmadiyya Muslim Community UK - Al Mahdi Mosque
- ↑ Hartlepool: photo ; Big audience for mosque opening