Prayer rooms & mosques
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Prayer rooms & mosques

Where to pray across Korea — major mosques, neighborhood musallas, and airport/mall prayer rooms, with qibla and wudu tips.

Mosques (masjid)

Seoul Central Mosque 서울중앙성원
📍 Itaewon · Usadan-ro 10-gil (Itaewon Stn Exit 3, 10 min)

Korea's main mosque. 5 daily prayers + Jumu'ah (~13:00 Fri). Halal restaurants cluster on the approach street.

Busan Al-Fatah Masjid 부산 알파타 마스지드
📍 Busan · Geumjeong-gu (near PNU)

Largest mosque in Busan; community iftar in Ramadan.

Daegu Masjid
📍 Daegu · Buk-gu

Regional mosque serving the Daegu/Gyeongbuk community.

Ansan Masjid
📍 Ansan · Wongok-dong (multicultural district)

Large migrant community; many halal shops nearby.

Prayer rooms (musalla) & transit

Sinchon Musalla 신촌 무살라
📍 Seoul · near Sinchon/Hongdae universities

Small student-area prayer room.

Incheon Airport prayer rooms
📍 ICN T1 & T2 (landside + airside)

Multi-faith prayer rooms with wudu facilities. Signposted; ask staff for the nearest.

Hours vary — confirm at the info desk on arrival.

Department store / mall musallas
📍 Some Lotte / Shinsegae / COEX locations

A growing number of malls add prayer rooms — confirm at the info desk.

Hours vary — confirm at the info desk on arrival.

Myeongdong area
📍 Seoul · near Myeongdong shopping

Small musallas appear seasonally above halal restaurants — ask the restaurant.

Hours vary — confirm at the info desk on arrival.

Practical tips

  • · Qibla from Seoul is roughly west-northwest (~295°). A compass app + "Mecca direction" works anywhere.
  • · Carry a travel prayer mat — most musallas provide mats but airports may not.
  • · For wudu outside a mosque, accessible/family restrooms are the most practical.
  • · During Ramadan, mosques host iftar; halal restaurants near Itaewon extend hours.