Miftahun Yeenan Mosque

Open Days: Please call to confirm before visiting

Opening Hours: Please call to confirm (prayer times/activities may vary by day)

 

Miftahun Yeenan Mosque is a community mosque in the Lam Chiak Village area, in the Khlong Kum–Bueng Kum zone of Bangkok. Its role is clearly that of a “community partner mosque”—not only a place for religious observance, but also a space where neighbors stay connected in daily life, whether through meeting one another, learning together, or helping maintain a sense of order and care within a city that keeps expanding every year.

 

The mosque is located along the Khlong Lam Chiak corridor, a residential area that connects to several major roads in eastern Bangkok. What makes a neighborhood like this feel distinct is that it still carries a strong sense of real community: small local shops inside the soi, a pace of life that is not as rushed as the inner city, and people who recognize each other as neighbors rather than strangers passing on a sidewalk.

 

One point that often confuses first-time visitors is the soi naming and local reference points, because some sources may refer to different soi numbers within the same Khlong Lam Chiak area (for example, the Khlong Lam Chiak 15 zone). The most reliable method is to pin the mosque name on your map, then choose the most convenient entry route based on where you are coming from. If you are visiting during peak traffic hours, allowing extra time can make the trip noticeably smoother.

 

For visitors who want to learn about the place respectfully, what makes everything go smoothly is understanding that you are entering a faith space with its own rhythm. Dress modestly, keep quiet, avoid walking across the prayer area during worship, and if you want to take photos or create content, it is best to ask permission first—especially when people are engaged in religious activities.

 

Getting There If you are coming by private car or taxi, it is best to rely on pinning the mosque name on your map, because the smaller sois in the Khlong Lam Chiak area can have similar turns and intersections. In general, routes can connect from major roads in the Kaset–Nawamin, Nawamin/Nuan Chan, and Prasert-Manukitch zones depending on your starting point. For public transport users, a practical approach is to travel to a main road first and then take a motorcycle taxi or taxi into the soi for the most direct access. If you want to be fully certain about the most appropriate visiting time, calling ahead is recommended.

 

If you want to make the most of your trip, this area is easy to extend into a fuller day because it is not far from several community hangouts and leisure spots along the Kaset–Nawamin/Pradit Manutham corridor. You can plan it as a respectful visit to the mosque first, then move on to food or a relaxed walk nearby, keeping the same simple principle: don’t rush, don’t disturb, and let the faith space remain calm in its natural way.

 

 

A: It is in the Lam Chiak Village area in the Khlong Kum–Bueng Kum zone of Bangkok 10240. For accuracy, it is recommended to pin the mosque name on your map.

 

A: The simplest method is to pin the mosque name on your map and follow navigation. The area has multiple smaller sois with similar turns, and some sources may refer to different soi numbers within the same neighborhood.

 

A: Dress modestly, keep quiet, avoid disturbing prayer times, and ask permission before taking photos or creating content, especially when worship is in progress.

 

A: The listed contact numbers are 081-382-9977 and 090-770-6270. It is recommended to call ahead to confirm the most appropriate visiting time.

 

A: Yes. There are several nearby options in the Khlong Lam Chiak/Lam Chiak area, such as Krua Madon, Soleehah Muslim Food, Lam Lah Muslim Food, Bang Sun Oyster Omelet – Lam Chiak, and Bang Mo Mueang At, all within a short distance.