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There are 4,037 mosques in Thailand as of March 2022. The Southern region has the most number of mosques in the kingdom with 3,403 mosques or roughly 85% of all mosques. In terms of provinces; Pattani Province has the biggest share at 720 mosques, followed by Narathiwat Province with 679 mosques, and Yala Province with 519 mosques, whilst the capital city, Bangkok, has 187 mosques. [2] [3]
The lists below are some notable mosques in Thailand by regions:
| Name | District | Sub-district | Image | Founded |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kudi Charoenphat | Bangkok Yai | Wat Arun |  | 1785 |
| Goowatin Islam Mosque (Tuek Daeng) | Khlong San | Somdet Chao Phraya |  | 1959 |
| Chakraphong Mosque | Phra Nakhon | Chana Songkhram |  | 1922 |
| Saifee Mosque (Teuk Khao) | Khlong San |  | 1910 | |
| Darulaman Phayathai Mosque | Ratchathewi | Thung Phayathai | ||
| Ton Son Mosque | Bangkok Yai | Wat Arun |  | 1668 |
| Bang Luang Mosque (Kudi Khao) | Thonburi | Wat Kanlayan |  | |
| Bang Ao Mosque | Bang Phalt | Bang O |  | 1918 |
| Bang Uthit Mosque | Bang Kho Laem | Wat Phraya Krai | 1915 | |
| Ban Teuk Din Mosque | Phra Nakhon | Bowonniwet |  | |
| Ban Oou Mosque | Bang Rak | Bang Rak |  | 1947 |
| Phadung Tham Islam Mosque | Bangkok Yai | Wat Arun | ||
| Mahanak Mosque | Pom Prap Sattru Phai | Khlong Mahanak | 1993 | |
| Thai-Pakistan Friendship Mosque | Bang Rak | Si Phraya |  | |
| Jawa Mosque | Sathon | Yannawa |  | 1905 |
| Khlong Chan Mosque (Ridhwanun) | Bang Kapi | Khlong Chan |  | 1949 |
| Luang Kocha Itsahak Mosque | Samphanthawong | Samphanthawong |  | |
| Indonesia Mosque | Pathum Wan | Lumphini |  | |
| Khlong Khlet Mosque | Suan Luang | Suang Luang |  | |
| Haroon Mosque | Bang Rak | Bang Rak |  | 1828 |
| Thailand Central Mosque | Suan Luang | Suan Luang | 1954 |
| Mosque name | Province | District | Image | Founded |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kudi Chofa Mosque | Ayutthaya | Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya | 1616 | |
| Kaew Nimit Mosque | Pathum Thani | Khlong Luang |
| Mosque name | Province | District | Image | Founded |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Darunaman Mosque, Chiang Rai | Chiang Rai | Mueang |  | 1910 |
| Attaqwa Mosque | Chiang Mai |  | ||
| Ban Ho Mosque | Chiang Mai | Mueang |  | 1915 |
| Abubar Hafis Mosque | Chiang Rai | Mae Sai |
| Mosque name | Province | District | Image | Founded |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Anwarussalam Mosque | Buriram | Mueang | ||
| Khon Kaen Mosque | Khon Kaen | Mueang | ||
| Bueng Kan Mosque | Bueng Kan | Pak Khat | 2016 |
| Mosque name | Province | District | Image | Founded |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 300 Years Mosque (Talo Mano Mosque) | Narathiwat | Bacho |  | 1624 |
| Krue Se Mosque | Pattani | Mueang |  | unknown |
| Krabi Central Mosque | Krabi | Mueang | ||
| Nakhon Si Thammarat Central Mosque | Nakhon Si Thammarat | Mueang | 2014 | |
| Narathiwat Central Mosque | Narathiwat | Mueang | 1981 | |
| Pattani Central Mosque | Pattani | Mueang |  | 1954 |
| Yala Central Mosque | Yala | Mueang | ||
| Satun Central Mosque | Satun | Mueang | ||
| Prince of Songkhla University Mosque | Narathiwat | Mueang | ||
| Muqarrom Mosque | Phuket | Thalang | ||
| Ao Nang Mosque | Krabi | Mueang |  | 1945 |
| Aho Mosque | Pattani | Yaring | ||
| Yameay Mosque | Phuket | Mueang |
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