| Name |
Images |
Country |
City |
Year |
G |
Remarks |
| Baitul Awwal |
|
Albania |
Tirana |
? |
AMJ |
Photo |
| Et'hem Bey Mosque |
|
Albania |
Tirana |
? |
U |
|
| Great Mosque of Brussels |
|
Belgium |
Brussels |
1879, 1978 |
SA |
The original building was built to form the East Pavilion of the National Exhibition in Brussels in 1880. |
| Mosque Lebbeke |
|
Belgium |
Lebbeke |
? |
U |
|
| Arnaudija mosque |
|
Bosnia and Herzegovina |
Banja Luka |
1594 |
U |
|
| Ferhadija mosque Banja Luka |
|
Bosnia and Herzegovina |
Banja Luka |
1579 |
U |
destroyed in 1993 |
| Ali Pasha's Mosque Sarajevo |
|
Bosnia and Herzegovina |
Sarajevo |
1560-61 |
U |
|
| Baitus Salam |
|
Bosnia and Herzegovina |
Sarajevo |
2004 |
AMJ |
|
| Ferhad Begova Mosque |
|
Bosnia and Herzegovina |
Sarajevo |
? |
U |
|
| Gazi Husrev-beg's Mosque |
|
Bosnia and Herzegovina |
Sarajevo |
1531 |
U |
|
| King Fahd Mosque |
|
Bosnia and Herzegovina |
Sarajevo |
2000 |
SA |
|
| Tsar's Mosque |
|
Bosnia and Herzegovina |
Sarajevo |
1462/1480 |
U |
|
| Djumaya Mosque |
|
Bulgaria |
Plovdiv |
1364 (converted from a church) |
U |
Oldest Mosque in Europe! |
| Tombul Mosque |
|
Bulgaria |
Shumen |
1740-1744 |
U |
|
| Banya Bashi Mosque |
|
Bulgaria |
Sofia |
1576 |
U |
|
| Nusrat Jehan Mosque |
|
Denmark |
Copenhagen |
1967 |
AMJ |
|
| Tauba Mosque |
|
Denmark |
Copenhagen |
? |
U |
|
| Mosquée d'Évry |
|
France |
Evry |
1984 |
U |
|
| Lyon Mosque |
|
France |
Lyon |
1994 |
U |
|
Grande Mosquée de Paris
„La Mosquée de Paris“ |
|
France |
Paris |
1922-1926 |
U |
Spanish-Moorish mosque, center of the Moslem community in France. |
| Mosquée de Clichy-sous-Bois |
|
France |
Paris |
? |
U |
|
| Birmingham Central Mosque |
|
United Kingdom |
Birmingham |
1975 |
U |
|
| Green Lane Mosque |
|
United Kingdom |
Birmingham |
1970s |
U |
|
| Markazi mosque |
|
United Kingdom |
Dewsbury |
1982 |
TJ |
European headquarters of Tablighi Jamaat. Situated in an almost entirely Muslim district named Savile Town. |
| Ibrahim-al-Ibrahim Mosque |
|
Gibraltar |
Gibraltar |
1997 |
SA |
August, 8 1997 (also known as: King Fahd bin Abdulaziz al-Saud Mosque) |
| Leeds Grand Mosque |
|
United Kingdom |
Leeds |
? |
U |
|
| Al-Rahma mosque |
|
United Kingdom |
Liverpool |
1889 |
U |
Third mosque in England: December, 25 1889 |
| Abbey Mills Mosque |
|
United Kingdom |
London |
? |
TJ |
|
| Baitul Futuh |
|
United Kingdom |
London |
2003 |
AMJ |
Largest Mosque in all of Western Europe1 |
| Fazl Mosque |
|
United Kingdom |
London |
1924 |
AMJ |
One of the first mosques to be constructed in England; London's first mosque ever created 2 |
| London Central Mosque (Regent's Park-Mosque) |
|
United Kingdom |
London |
1977 |
U |
|
| North London Central Mosque (aka Finsbury Park Mosque) |
|
United Kingdom |
London |
1995 |
U |
|
| East London Mosque (London Muslim Centre) |
|
United Kingdom |
London |
1985 |
U |
|
| Manchester Central Mosque (aka Victoria Park Mosque) |
|
United Kingdom |
Manchester |
? |
U |
|
| Medina Mosque |
|
United Kingdom |
Sheffield |
2006 |
U |
|
| Shah Jahan Mosque |
|
United Kingdom |
Woking |
1889 |
U |
Second mosque in England: October/November 1889 |
| Dublin Mosque |
|
Ireland |
Dublin |
1976 |
U |
|
| Mosque of Rome |
|
Italy |
Rome |
1995 |
SA |
|
| Mustapha Pasha Mosque |
|
Macedonia |
Skopje |
1492 |
U |
|
| Assoenna Mosque |
|
Netherlands |
Amsterdam |
? |
U |
|
| Fatih Mosque |
|
Netherlands |
Amsterdam |
? |
U |
Formerly a Roman Catholic church San Ignacio |
| El Tawheed Mosque |
|
Netherlands |
Amsterdam |
? |
U |
|
| Sultan Ahmed Mosque |
|
Netherlands |
Delft |
? |
U |
|
| Aqsa Mosque |
|
Netherlands |
The Hague |
? |
U |
|
| Mobarak Mosque |
|
Netherlands |
The Hague |
1955 |
AAIIL |
First purpose-built mosque in the Netherlands |
| Fatih Mosque |
|
Netherlands |
Eindhoven |
? |
U |
|
| Furqaan Mosque |
|
Netherlands |
Eindhoven |
? |
U |
|
| Essalaam Mosque |
|
Netherlands |
Rotterdam |
? |
U |
|
| Mevlana Mosque |
|
Netherlands |
Rotterdam |
? |
U |
|
Bergen Mosque
„Moske i Bergen“ |
|
Norway |
Bergen |
? |
U |
|
Oslo Mosque
„Moske i Oslo“ |
|
Norway |
Oslo |
1980 |
AMJ |
|
| Gdansk Mosque |
|
Poland |
Gdansk |
? |
U |
|
| Kruszyniany Mosque |
|
Poland |
Kruszyniany |
18th century |
U |
|
| Warsaw Mosque |
|
Poland |
Warsaw |
1993 |
U |
|
| Lisbon Mosque |
|
Portugal |
Lisbon |
1988 |
U |
|
| Mangalia Mosque |
|
Romania |
Mangalia |
1525 |
U |
|
| Nurulla Mosque |
|
Russia |
Kazan |
1849 |
U |
1845-1849 |
| Qolsharif Mosque |
|
Russia |
Kazan |
? |
U |
Republic of Tatarstan, Reputedly the largest mosque in Europe
|
| Moscow Central Mosque |
|
Russia |
Moscow |
1904 |
U |
|
| Saint Petersburg Mosque |
|
Russia |
St Petersburg |
1909-20 |
U |
|
| Edinburgh Central Mosque |
|
Scotland |
Edinburgh |
1998 |
SA |
King Fahd Mosque and Islamic Centre of Edinburgh |
| Glasgow Central Mosque |
|
Scotland |
Glasgow |
1983 |
U |
|
| Bellevue Mosque |
|
Sweden |
Gothenburg |
? |
U |
|
| Nasir Mosque |
|
Sweden |
Gothenburg |
1963 |
AMJ |
|
| Malmö Mosque |
|
Sweden |
Malmö |
1984 |
U |
|
| Fittja Mosque |
|
Sweden |
Stockholm |
? |
T |
|
Stockholm Mosque
„Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan's Mosque“ |
|
Sweden |
Stockholm |
2000 |
U |
1903 vom schwedischen Architekten Ferdinand Boberg als Elektrizitätskraftwerk entworfen |
| Uppsala Mosque |
|
Sweden |
Uppsala |
? |
U |
|
| Bajrakli Mosque |
|
Serbia |
Belgrade |
1575 |
U |
Built around 1575 |
| Mezquita de Córdoba |
|
Spain |
Córdoba |
784 |
– |
“Great Mosque of Cordoba”, now a Catholic cathedral |
| Albaicín Mosque |
|
Spain |
Granada |
2003 |
U |
http://www.mezquitadegranada.com |
| Basharat Mosque |
|
Spain |
Pedro Abad |
1982 |
AMJ |
First construction of a mosque after 700 years |
| Mosque of Madrid |
|
Spain |
Madrid |
1992 |
SA |
Spanish Wiki:
Centro Cultural Islámico y Mezquita de Madrid |
| Mezquita de Bab al-Mardum |
|
Spain |
Toledo |
999 |
– |
|
| Selimiye Mosque |
|
Turkey |
Edirne |
1568-1575 |
U |
|
| Fatih Mosque |
|
Turkey |
Istanbul |
1463-1470 |
U |
The original mosque was destroyed by the earthquake of 1766; the current mosque dates from 1767. |
| Hagia Sophia |
|
Turkey |
Istanbul |
1453 (converted from a church) |
– |
Constructed as a patriarchal basilica, later a mosque, now a museum. |
| Eyüp Sultan Mosque |
|
Turkey |
Istanbul |
1458 |
U |
It was the first mosque constructed by the Ottoman Turks following their conquest of Constantinople in 1453. |
| Süleymaniye Mosque |
|
Turkey |
Istanbul |
1557 |
T |
Second biggest mosque of Instanbul |
| Sultan Ahmed Mosque |
|
Turkey |
Istanbul |
1609-1616 |
U |
|
| Masjid-e-Abu Hurairah |
|
Wales |
Cardiff |
1860 |
U |
First mosque established in Britain. |
| Lala Mustafa Pasha Mosque Famagusta |
|
Cyprus |
Famagusta |
? |
U |
Saint Nicolas Cathedral was converted into a mosque after the Ottoman Empire captured Famagusta in 1571. |
| Selimiye Mosque |
|
Cyprus |
Nicosia |
? |
U |
Originally constructed during 1209 and 1228 as the Saint Sophia Cathedral
|
| Ahmadiyya Mosque Berlin |
|
Germany |
Berlin-Wilmersdorf |
1924 |
AAIIL |
Oldest mosque in Germany, aka Wilmersdorfer Moschee |
| Fazle Omar Mosque |
|
Germany |
Hamburg-Lokstedt |
1957 |
AMJ |
First mosque built after Word War II. in Germany |
| Noor Mosque |
|
Germany |
Frankfurt |
1959 |
AMJ |
|
| Imam Ali Mosque |
|
Germany |
Hamburg-Uhlenhorst |
1961 |
IZH |
Build by Iranian business men |
| Bilal Mosque |
|
Germany |
Aachen |
1964 |
IZA |
Maintained by Islamisches Zentrum Aachen |
| „Turkish Mosque“ |
|
Germany |
Berlin |
1968 |
U |
First mosque built by Turkish immigrants in Germany |
| Freimann Mosque |
|
Germany |
Munich-Freimann |
1973 |
IZM |
Foundation stone in 6. October 1967 |
Wesseling Mosque
„Mimar Sinan Camii“ |
|
Germany |
Wesseling |
1987 |
DITIB |
|
| Mosque Werl |
|
Germany |
Werl |
1990 |
DITIB |
|
| Tarik Bin Ziyat Camii |
|
Germany |
Gelsenkirchen-Hassel |
1992 |
U |
Islamische Gemeinschaft Gelsenkirchen-Hassel e. V. |
| Yavuz Sultan Selim Mosque |
|
Germany |
Mannheim-Jungbusch |
1995 |
DITIB |
Second biggest mosque in Germany |
| Fatih Mosque |
|
Germany |
Bremen-Gröpelingen |
1999 |
IGMG |
ca. 1.300 prayers |
| Königswinter Mosque |
|
Germany |
Königswinter |
1991 |
DITIB |
Neubau mit Kuppel 2002 angebaut |
| Şehitlik Mosque |
|
Germany |
Berlin-Neukölln |
2004 |
DITIB |
Architect: Hilmi Senalp |
| Central Mosque Duisburg |
|
Germany |
Duisburg-Marxloh |
2008 |
DITIB |
|
| Cologne Mosque project |
|
Germany |
Cologne |
– |
DITIB |
Begin of construction planned for 2008
(Please check this Image.) |
| Khadija Mosque |
|
Germany |
Berlin-Heinersdorf |
2008 |
AMJ |
|
| Omar Ibn Al-Khattab Mosque |
|
Germany |
Berlin-Kreuzberg |
2008 |
U |
|
| Fatih Mosque |
|
Germany |
Pforzheim |
1990/92 |
DITIB |
|
| Mevlana Mosque |
|
Germany |
Berlin-Kreuzberg |
2002 |
IGMG |
|
| Ayasofya Mosque |
|
Germany |
Berlin-Moabit |
2002 |
IGMG |
|
| Central Mosque Hamburg |
|
Germany |
Hamburg-St. Georg |
1977 |
IGMG |
|
| Baitul Shakoor |
|
Germany |
Groß-Gerau |
1992 |
AMJ |
|
| Hicret Mosque |
|
Germany |
Lauingen |
1996 |
DITIB |
|
| Mosque in Sendling |
|
Germany |
Munich-Sendling |
1989 |
DITIB |
|
| Vatan Mosque |
|
Germany |
Bielefeld-Brackwede |
2004 |
DITIB |
|
| Baitul Momin |
|
Germany |
Münster-Hiltrup |
2003 |
AMJ |
|
| Baitul Huda |
|
Germany |
Usingen |
2004 |
AMJ |
|
| Alperenler Mosque |
|
Germany |
Rheinfelden in Baden |
1996 |
DITIB |
|
| Al-Quds Mosque Hamburg |
|
Germany |
Hamburg-St. Georg |
1993 |
U |
„Arabischer Kulturverein e. V.“ |
| Fatih Mosque |
|
Germany |
Heilbronn |
? |
IGMG |
|
| Fatih Mosque |
|
Germany |
Stadtallendorf |
2004 |
U |
|
| Mevlana Mosque |
|
Germany |
Eppingen |
? |
IGMG |
|
| Merkez Mosque |
|
Germany |
Wuppertal-Elberfeld |
? |
DITIB |
|
| Central Mosque Offenburg |
|
Germany |
Offenburg |
? |
DITIB |
|
| Mahmood Mosque |
|
Switzerland |
Zürich |
1963 |
AMJ |
First mosque in Switzerland. |
| Geneva Mosque |
|
Switzerland |
Geneva |
1978 |
U |
Vom saudiarabischen König Chalid ibn Abd al-Aziz eingeweiht. |
| Winterthur Mosque |
|
Switzerland |
Winterthur |
? |
U |
Moschee einer islamisch-albanischen Gemeinschaft.
|
| Telfs Mosque |
|
Austria |
Telfs |
1998 |
DITIB |
Minaret later built in 2006 |
| Vienna Islamic Centre |
|
Austria |
Vienna |
1977 |
U |
Gebaut im Auftrag des saudiarabischen Königs Faisal ibn Abd al-Aziz. |
| Rasheed Mosque |
|
Austria |
Vienna |
2005 |
U |
Erbaut von Muslimen aus Ghana, Nigeria und Benin |
| Mosque Bad Vöslau |
|
Austria |
Bad Vöslau |
– |
DITIB |
Baubeginn 2008 |