Notable Islamic Sites
Algeria’s religious landscape features a diverse array of Islamic architecture, from the Ottoman-influenced Hassan Pasha Mosque in Oran to numerous marabouts and shrines dedicated to local saints. This list includes significant places of worship and mausoleums across the country, highlighting both grand urban mosques and remote Saharan shrines. These sites serve as centers for spiritual life and historical landmarks reflecting centuries of Islamic tradition in North Africa.
A Masjid Hasan Basha
The Hassan Pasha Mosque, also referred to as the Pasha Mosque or the Grand Mosque, is a mosque located in Oran, Algeria.
Sidi Tifour sydy tyfwr
Traditional shrine and mausoleum.
Sidi Fdal sydy fdl
Traditional shrine and mausoleum.
Mausolée Sid-Ali Ferki
Mausoleum dedicated to Sid-Ali Ferki.
Mausolée Sidi Brahem
Mausoleum dedicated to Sidi Brahem.
Sydy ywsf
Traditional shrine and tomb.
Marabout
Traditional marabout structure.
Tombeau du marabout Moulay Hassan
Tomb of the marabout Moulay Hassan.
Msjd alamam albkhary
Mosque named after the prominent scholar Imam al-Bukhari.
Mosquée Salah Eddine Al Ayoubi
Sunni mosque named after Salah ad-Din.
Msjd albwhmydy
Local place of worship.
Msjd awlad zwz
Local community mosque.
Msjd abw bkr alsdyq
Sunni mosque named after the first Caliph, Abu Bakr.
Msjd mwlay almrtjy
Sunni mosque and place of worship.
Msjd mr bn alkhtab
Mosque named after the second Caliph, Umar ibn al-Khattab; open 24 hours.
Uthman bin Maz'oon Mosque
Sunni mosque named after the companion Uthman bin Maz'oon; open 24 hours.
Msjd mwlay althamy
Sunni mosque named after Moulay al-Thami.
Msjd sd bn madh
Mosque named after the companion Sa'd ibn Mu'adh.
Msjd yn amnas
Congregational mosque located in In Amenas.
Msjd sydy wryash
Local place of worship.
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