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Mosquée d'Evry

Vast suburban mosque complex serving a very active resident community, featuring traditional North African tilework. Separate women's space.

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Overview & visitor information

Vast suburban mosque complex serving a very active resident community, featuring traditional North African tilework. Separate women's space.

Muslim traveller information

Prayer access
On-site
Women travellers
Limited

Highly active during Ramadan; excellent safety.

Information reviewed: 2026-07-02

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