This is a list of mosques in Mongolia containing lists mosques (Arabic: Masjid, ,) and Islamic centres in Mongolia, Asia.
The Constitution of Mongolia guarantees freedom of religion but also stipulates the separation of religion and state. Under the Law on Relations between the State and Religious Organizations (1993), all places of worship and religious groups are required to obtain a license from local authorities. Registration must be periodically renewed, and without it, organizations cannot legally operate or own land for religious purposes.
The government states that licensing is necessary to ensure transparency, monitor foreign-funded activities, and maintain social harmony. However, human rights groups and minority religious communities have criticized the process as overly bureaucratic and sometimes discriminatory.
According to USCIRF 2012 Mongolia have 40 mosques in Mongolia. On government records only 27 mosques are in the country.
List
+Bayan-Ölgii ProvinceNameImageLocationDenominationCentury RemarksBulgan Mosque BulganAbu-Bakr Siddiq Central MosqueÖlgii1992Khydyrata-Nurana Mosque ÖlgiiSherkhan MosqueÖlgii2002Kilegei MosqueÖlgiiAr-Rahman As-Salem MosqueÖlgii
+Darkhan-Uul ProvinceNameImageLocationDenominationCentury RemarksBilal Habsi Sharyngol MosqueSharyngol2019Khongor MosqueErdenet Khongor2007Ibrai Uly Sultan MosqueDarkhan-Uul Cultural Center and MosqueDarkhan +Ulaanbaatar- (Capital of Mongolia)NameImageLocationDenominationCentury Remarks Nalaikh Mosque NalaikhSunni Islam, following the Hanafi Madhab2013Ulaanbaatar Central MosqueBayangolSunni IslamIncompleteMakka Mosque NalaikhSunni Islam, following the Hanafi MadhabTolgoit MosqueSongino KhairkhanSunni Islam, following the Hanafi MadhabAli ibn Abitaalib MosqueBayanzürkhSunni Islam, following the Hanafi Madhab2017Mongolia Ulaanbaatar Peace Islamic CenterBayanzürkhSunni Islam, following the Hanafi MadhabSeoul Business Center MosqueBayanzürkhSunni Islam, following the Hanafi Madhab
See also Islam in Mongolia Lists of mosques
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