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This article lists mosques, that belong to any Islamic school or branch from around the world, by available capacity, that can accommodate at least 10,000 worshippers in all available prayer (also called salah or namaz) spaces such as prayer halls, courtyards (also called sahn) and porticoes. All the mosques in this list are also known as Jama Masjids, a type of mosque designed to host the Friday prayer (known as Jummah) in congregation.

List

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Name	Images	Capacity	Area (m)	City	Country	Architectural style	Year of first building
Great Mosque of Mecca Template:Lang-ar		1,500,000	356,000	Mecca	Saudi Arabia	Islamic	Pre-622
Al-Masjid an-Nabawi Template:Lang-ar		1,000,000	384,000	Medina	Saudi Arabia	Islamic and Ottoman, Mamluk Revivalist	Between 634 and 644
Imam Ali Mosque Template:Lang-ar		800,000		Najaf	Iraq	Islamic	900
Imam Reza Shrine Template:Lang-fa		700,000	598,657	Mashhad	Iran	Iranian	729
Faisal Mosque Template:Lang-ur		300,000	54,000	Islamabad	Pakistan	Contemporary Islamic, Ottoman	1986
Istiqlal Mosque Template:Lang-id	File:Mosque-IMG 3537.JPG	200,000		Jakarta	Indonesia	International Style	1978
Taj-ul-Masajid Template:Lang-ur Template:Lang-hi		175,000	23,000	Bhopal	India	Mughal	1901
Jamkaran Mosque Template:Lang-fa		150,000		Qom	Iran	Iranian	984
Djamaa el Djazaïr Template:Lang-ar		120,000	20,000	Algiers	Algeria	Contemporary Islamic	Under construction
Hassan II Mosque Template:Lang-ar Template:Lang-fr	File:Mosquée hassan II - Photo de Abdellatif AMAJGAG.jpg	105,000		Casablanca	Morocco	Moorish, Moroccan	1993
Badshahi Mosque Template:Lang-ur		100,000		Lahore	Pakistan	Mughal	1673
Chota Imambara Template:Lang-hi		100,000		Lucknow	India	Mughal	1784
Grand Jamia Mosque, Lahore Template:Lang-ur		70,000		Lahore	Pakistan	Islamic, Mughal	2014
Çamlıca Mosque Template:Lang-tr		63,000		Istanbul	Turkey	Late Classical Ottoman	2013
Sultan Haji Hassanal Bolkiah Mosque Template:Lang-fil	File:Sultan Hajji Hassanal Bolkhia Mosque 1.jpg	60,000		Cotabato City	Philippines	Islamic	2011
Jameh Mosque of Makki Template:Lang-fa Template:Lang-bal	File:The grand mosque of makki.jpeg	60,000	33,000	Zahedan	Iran	Ottoman	1971
Al-Akbar Mosque Template:Lang-id Template:Lang-jv Pegon: مَـسْـجِـد الْأَكْـبَـر		59,000		Surabaya	Indonesia	Indonesian Islamic	2000
Sheikh Zayed Mosque Template:Lang-ar		50,000	121,800	Abu Dhabi	United Arab Emirates	Persian, Mughal, Moorish	2007
Baitul Jannat Jame Mosque		50,000	50,000	Dhaka	Bangladesh	Modern	2020
Al-Markaz Al-Islami Mosque Template:Lang-id Template:Lang-bug		50,000		Makassar	Indonesia	Buginese, Makassarese, Italian	1996
Baitul Mukarram National Mosque Template:Lang-bn Template:Lang-ar		40,000		Dhaka	Bangladesh	Islamic	1960
Samarinda Islamic Center Mosque Template:Lang-id	File:IslamicCenter1.jpg	40,000	43,500	Samarinda	Indonesia	Ottoman, Greek Revival
Jamia Masjid Template:Lang-ur		33,333		Jammu and Kashmir	India	Mughal	1400
1st November of 1954 Great Mosque Template:Lang-ar		30,000	42,000	Batna	Algeria	Contemporary Islamic	2003
Baiturrahman Grand Mosque Template:Lang-id Template:Lang-ace Jawi: مسجد رايا بيتر الرحمن		30,000		Banda Aceh	Indonesia	Indo-Saracenic Revival, Mughal, Moorish	1881
Imam Muhammad ibn Abd al-Wahhab Mosque Template:Lang-ar		30,000		Doha	Qatar	Islamic	2010
Sabancı Central Mosque Template:Lang-tr		28,500		Adana	Turkey	New Ottoman	1998
Al Saleh Mosque Template:Lang-ar	File:Alsalh-24-2-2014 (16481824622).jpg	44,000	27,300	Sana'a	Yemen	Islamic	2008
CMH Masjid Jhelum		25,000		Jhelum Cantt	Pakistan	Mughal	1950
Jama Masjid Template:Lang-ur Template:Lang-hi		25,000		Central Delhi	India	Mughal	1656
Sultan Salahuddin Abdul Aziz Mosque Template:Lang-ms Jawi: مسجد سلطان صلاحُ الدين عبدُ العزيز Chinese: 苏丹沙拉胡汀阿都阿兹沙回教堂 Template:Lang-ta		24,000		Shah Alam	Malaysia	Malay, Modern	1988
Masjid Al-Dahab Template:Lang-fil	File:Golden Mosque 10.JPG	22,000		Manila	Philippines	Maranao, Maguindanao, Tausug	1976
Al-Azhar Mosque Template:Lang-ar		20,000		Cairo	Egypt	Fatimid	972
Dian Al-Mahri Mosque Template:Lang-id Template:Lang-su	File:Masjid Dian Al-Mahri.jpg	20,000		Depok	Indonesia	Iranian, Mughal	2006
Grand Mosque of Conakry Template:Lang-fr		20,000		Conakry	Guinea	Sudano-Sahelian	1982
Grand Mosque of West Sumatra Template:Lang-id Template:Lang-min Jawi: موساجيك رايو سومترا بارايق	File:Masjid Raya Sumbar 2018 taman.jpg	20,000		Padang	Indonesia	Minangkabau	2014
Id Kah Mosque Chinese: 艾提尕尔清真寺 Template:Lang-ug		20,000		Kashgar	China	Chinese	1442
Shah Jahan Mosque Template:Lang-ur		20,000		Thatta	Pakistan	Mughal, Safavid, Timurid	1659
Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque Template:Lang-ar	File:OmanMosque.jpg	20,000	416,000	Muscat	Oman	Contemporary Islamic	2001
Tuanku Mizan Zainal Abidin Mosque Template:Lang-ms Jawi: مسجد توانكو ميزن زاينل عابدين Chinese: 端姑米占再納阿比丁清真寺 Template:Lang-ta		20,000		Putrajaya	Malaysia	Modern	2009
Federal Territory Mosque Template:Lang-ms Jawi: مسجد ولايه ڤرسكوتوان Chinese: 联邦疆土清真寺 Template:Lang-ta		17,000		Kuala Lumpur	Malaysia	Ottoman, Malay	2000
Grand Mosque of Makhachkala Template:Lang-ru		17,000		Makhachkala	Russia	Late Classical Ottoman	1998
KH Hasyim Asy'ari Grand Mosque Indonesian: Masjid Raya KH Hasyim Asy'ari		16,000		Jakarta	Indonesia	Betawi, Indonesian Islamic	2013
201 Dome Mosque		15,000		Tangail	Bangladesh	Islamic	2019
Emir Abdelkader Mosque Template:Lang-ar		15,000		Constantine	Algeria	Islamic	1994
Kocatepe Mosque Template:Lang-tr		15,000		Ankara	Turkey	Modern, Neo Classical Ottoman	1987
Great Mosque of Central Java Template:Lang-id Template:Lang-jv		15,000	100,000	Semarang	Indonesia	Javanese, Greek Revival	2006
Great Mosque of Palembang Template:Lang-id Palembang Malay: Masjid Agung Palembang Jawi: مسجد أݢوڠ ڤلامبڠ		15,000		Palembang	Indonesia	Malay, Chinese, Palladian	1738
Grand Mosque of Sabilal Muhtadin Template:Lang-id Banjarese: Masigit Raya Sabilal Muhtadin Jawi: مسيڬيت رايا سبيلَ المهتدين	File:Masjid Sabilal Muhtadin.jpg	15,000		Banjarmasin	Indonesia	Banjarese, Neoclassical	1979
National Mosque of Malaysia Template:Lang-ms Jawi: مسجد نݢارا مليسيا Chinese: 马来西亚国家清真寺 Template:Lang-ta		15,000		Kuala Lumpur	Malaysia	Modern	1965
Putra Mosque Template:Lang-ms Jawi: مسجد ڤوترا Chinese: 布特拉清真寺 Template:Lang-ta		15,000		Putrajaya	Malaysia	Modern, Mamluk, Moorish	1997
Grand Mosque Template:Lang-ar	File:Grand Mosque (Kuwait).jpg	13,000		Kuwait City	Kuwait	Islamic	1986
Grand Mosque of Bandung Template:Lang-id Template:Lang-su	File:Great Mosque of Bandung.jpg	13,000		Bandung	Indonesia	Arabian, Sundanese	2003
Uganda National Mosque Template:Lang-sw		12,200		Kampala	Uganda	Islamic	1972
Kota Kinabalu City Mosque Template:Lang-ms Jawi: مسجد بندارايا كوتا کوتا کينا بالو Chinese: 亚庇市清真寺 Template:Lang-ta		12,000		Kota Kinabalu	Malaysia	Modern	2000
Mosque of Rome Template:Lang-it		12,000	30,000	Rome	Italy	Islamic	1995
Akhmad Kadyrov Mosque Template:Lang-ru Template:Lang-ce		10,000		Grozny	Russia	Late Classical Ottoman	2008
Al-Azhar Great Mosque Template:Lang-id		10,000	43,755	Jakarta	Indonesia	Minimalism	1958
Al-Ittihad Mosque Jatibarang Template:Lang-id Template:Lang-jv Jawi: مسجد الاتحاد جاتيبراڠ	File:Al-Ittihad Mosque.jpg	10,000		Brebes	Indonesia	Javanese	2008
Baitul Futuh Mosque		10,000	21,000	London	United Kingdom	Modern	2003
Grand Mosque Allahabad		10,000	80,000	Sindh	Pakistan	Mughal	Under construction
Great Mosque of Makassar Template:Lang-id Template:Lang-bug		10,000		Makassar	Indonesia	Renaissance	1999
Jama Masjid Template:Lang-ur Template:Lang-hi		10,000		Agra	India	Mughal	1648
Makkah Masjid Template:Lang-hi Template:Lang-te Template:Lang-ur		10,000		Hyderabad	India	Indo-Islamic	1694
Moscow Cathedral Mosque Template:Lang-ru		10,000		Moscow	Russia	Islamic	1904 (rebuilt 2015)
Sultan Ahmed Mosque Template:Lang-tr		10,000		Istanbul	Turkey	Late Classical Ottoman	1616
Türkmenbaşy Ruhy Mosque Template:Lang-tk		10,000		Gypjak	Turkmenistan	Islamic	2004
UGM Campus Mosque Template:Lang-id Template:Lang-jv		10,000		Sleman Regency	Indonesia	Modern, Chinese	1999
Imam Husayn Shrine Template:Lang-ar			8,597	Karbala	Iraq	Islamic	680

See also

Notes

1. Capacity, inside: 25,000; outside: 80,000

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