The mosque is located in the Zawya Abd El-Qader area, a district historically significant for its transition between Alexandria's urban center and the desert industrial zones.
The facility is registered under the geographical code 2RVH+867, a Plus Code identifying its precise location in the Al Amreya administrative division.
Masjid al-Salam is a prominent community mosque located in the Zawya Abd El-Qader district of Second Al Amreya, Alexandria. Serving as a central religious and social hub, the facility functions as a standard place of worship for the local residential population. Its architecture aligns with regional Egyptian mosque design, characterized by a functional prayer hall and minaret. The site is frequently utilized for daily prayers and community gatherings, maintaining an active presence in the neighborhood. It is positioned within a dense suburban-industrial corridor on the outskirts of Alexandria.
From the street corner directly opposite the minaret to capture the full architectural profile of the structure.
Plan your visit to avoid the busiest congregational times on Friday afternoons to allow local residents space for worship.
Ensure you are prepared for the local climate, as this area is an open, semi-industrial zone with limited natural shade outside the building perimeter.
Avoid taking photographs of worshippers or private religious activities without explicit permission.
Visitors must dress modestly with shoulders and knees covered; women should carry a headscarf. Shoes must be removed before entering the prayer hall.
