Mosques in Givors
The main mosques of Givors, France, on a map: address, facilities, accessibility and today's prayer times.
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See also
Main mosques
- Khaled ibn El Walid Mosque
Mosques in the metropolitan area
Other mosques listed within a 25 km radius of the city centre, with a known name and street address.
- Ottoman Mosque (ACCTL)Rue Marcel Pagnol, Vénissieux16.7 km
- Grand Mosque of Saint-PriestRue des Lys, Saint-Priest16.8 km
- El-Houda MosqueRue Jules Froment, Lyon17.8 km
- Mosquée Attaqwa de Saint-ChamondRue de Saint-Étienne, Saint-Chamond24.4 km
Givors is a former industrial city located approximately 25 kilometers south of Lyon, at the confluence of the Rhône and Gier rivers. Long shaped by the glass and metallurgy industries, the commune retains a strong working-class identity. The Muslim community of Givors has one main place of worship for daily prayers and religious gatherings.
Khaled ibn El Walid Mosque
The Mosquée Khaled ibn El Walid is the main prayer venue in Givors. It welcomes worshippers for the five daily prayers as well as for Friday prayer (Jumu'ah). During Ramadan, Tarawih prayers are held every evening. The mosque also plays a social role within the local community, offering learning courses and community activities. Prayer times follow the solar calendar and change throughout the year.
Getting there
Givors is accessible from Lyon via the TER regional train network. Trains depart regularly from Lyon-Perrache station and reach Givors in about twenty minutes. Local bus lines complement the service and allow travel within the commune. For drivers, Givors is located along the A7 motorway, which connects Lyon to the Rhône Valley. The city is also served by bus line 78 from Lyon.
Local context
With approximately 20,000 inhabitants, Givors is a commune in transition that preserves traces of its industrial past while embracing new activities. The city sits in a remarkable geographical setting at the meeting point of two valleys. For Muslims living in Givors or in neighboring communes such as Grigny, the Khaled ibn El Walid Mosque serves as the main place of worship. Additional mosques are available in Lyon, easily accessible by train.