Durban - Playground of the Zulu Kingdom

Mosque

Bayview Muslim Cultural Society Mosque

This mosque has a large Zanzibar following.
Pelican Drive, Chatsworth
Tel:(031)400 6535

Juma Musjid

The twin minarets of the Juma Musjid are a striking feature of Grey Street. It is the largest mosque in the Southern Hemisphere, with a floor area of 975 square metres and the capacity to take an assembly of 4500 worshippers.
Corner of Grey and Queen Street
(031) 3060026

zoom Jama Musjin Mosque Photo: Durban Africa

Overport Mosque

A significant suburban mosque of the union period. Single storied hall with two freestanding minarets and three major minarets.
64 Glenearn Road, Durban

Queens Bridge Mosque

A union period mosque incorporating a single story building in the Edwardian style.
21/25 North Coast Road, Durban
Telephone:(083)777 8885

Riverside Soofie Mosque and Mausoleum

This beautifully designed mosque and mausoleum, on the north bank of the Umgeni River, is a national monument.
50 Lower Bridge Road, Durban, on the North bank of the Umgeni River .
Amafa: (033)394 6543

Soofie Mosque ( Soofie Saheb Badsha Peer Darbar )

This mosque stands on the south bank of the Umgeni River, about three kilometres from its mouth.
Umgeni (Quarry) Road, Cnr Alpine Road.

Soofie Saheb Badsha Peer Darbar

Picturesquely situated on the banks of the Umgeni River north of the city centre, this beautiful building is a national monument.
535 Umgeni Road
Amafa: (033)394 6543

West Street Mosque

This mosque is a striking example of an Edwardian interpretation of Islamic architecture. It is said to be set slightly off-course with the line of West Street, so that the faithful can face Mecca directly in prayer.
478/484 West Street, Durban

Zanazibarian Mosque

Originates from Tanzania. Visitors are welcome.
Chatsworth

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