Liwaul Islam Mosque

Rating: 3.8/5 (4 votes)

Open Days: Daily

Opening Hours: According to religious activities and prayer times (it’s recommended to call ahead before visiting)

 

Liwaul Islam Mosque is a community mosque in the Sathu Pradit–Ratchadaphisek area of Bang Phongphang, Yan Nawa District, Bangkok. Located in an urban zone where long-established neighborhoods meet modern residential areas, the mosque is often a meaningful stop for worshippers who live or work around Rama 3, Sathu Pradit, and the Ratchadaphisek corridor during times of religious observance. Basic information about the mosque appears in online mosque databases, and it is also referenced within Islamic organization systems used to search for mosques in Bangkok.

 

What makes Liwaul Islam Mosque feel approachable for first-time visitors is its character as a community mosque set within an accessible lane—without overly complicated turns. As you arrive around Soi Sathu Pradit 30, the atmosphere naturally shifts from the bustle of main roads into a calmer community rhythm. This suits worshippers coming to pray or attend religious matters, as well as visitors who wish to learn about the place respectfully. The key principle is to prioritize the quiet and privacy of the prayer area.

 

In terms of mosque administration, the caretaker is listed as Imam Mr. Yimat Tothong. This helps reassure visitors that the mosque has a clearly responsible figure overseeing religious affairs. If you want to ask about the most appropriate times to enter, or about visitor guidelines, calling ahead can make the visit smoother—especially on Fridays or at times when larger groups of worshippers may gather.

 

For those visiting with a learning mindset or simply to become familiar with religious sites in Bangkok, basic etiquette matters: dress modestly, avoid loud conversations or walking in front of someone who is praying, ask permission before taking photos, and do not disturb the prayer area during worship. If you are unsure which time is most suitable, contacting the mosque in advance is the most respectful way to ensure a comfortable visit for everyone using the space.

 

Getting There The mosque is located at No. 306, Sathupadit Village, Soi Sathu Pradit 30, Ratchadaphisek Road, Bang Phongphang, Yan Nawa, Bangkok 10120. The most straightforward approach is to use either Sathu Pradit Road or Ratchadaphisek Road as your main route, then turn into Soi Sathu Pradit 30 and continue to the address within Sathupadit Village. If you use GPS navigation, the reference coordinates 13.693921, 100.528854 are recommended for more accurate routing—especially if you are taking a taxi or are unfamiliar with the area.

 

Another convenience is that the surrounding area has major shopping and dining hubs within the Rama 3 zone, along with many restaurants and cafés. This makes it practical to plan a city-style trip that combines “prayer stop–errands–meal–shopping” within the same general area, while still keeping modesty and appropriate conduct as the priority when entering a religious site.

 

 

A: It is in Bang Phongphang, Yan Nawa District, Bangkok, within Soi Sathu Pradit 30.

 

A: Pin “Soi Sathu Pradit 30, Sathupadit Village” and use the reference coordinates 13.693921, 100.528854 for more accurate navigation.

 

A: The caretaker is listed as Imam Mr. Yimat Tothong.

 

A: Dress modestly, respect prayer times, avoid making noise, ask permission before taking photos, and avoid entering the prayer area unless necessary.

 

A: The verified contact number is 0-2212-1465 (it’s recommended to call ahead, especially if you plan to enter during prayer times).

 

A: Yes. Central Rama 3, Terminal 21 Rama 3, and Asiatique are nearby, along with many restaurants in the Rama 3 area, making it convenient to combine a prayer stop with other activities.