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NUWARA-ELIYA DISTRICT JUMMA MOSQUES S.N REGD. NO. NAME TYPE ADDRESS CITY 1 R/26/N/01 JUMMA MOSQUE JM KANDAPOLA KANDAPOLA 2 R/48/N/02 JUMMA MOSQUE JM PADIYAPELELLA PADIYAPELELLA 3 R/06/N/03 JUMMA MOSQUE JM 02, HILL STREET, NUWARA - ELIYA 4 R/104/N/04 MASJIDUR RAHUMANIYA JUMMA MOSQUE JM 74, MAIN STREET, AGARAPATHANA 5 R/166/N/05 MANARUL ABDEEN JUMMA MOSQUE JM POONDULOYA POONDULOYA 7 R/252/N/08 KALAPITIYA MOSQUE JM KALAPITIYA HETHUNUWEWA 8 R277/N/09 NOORUL MOHIDEEN JUMMA MOSQUE JM PATANA PATANA 9 R/308/N/10 JUMMA MOSQUE JM SOORIYAGAHAPATANA UDA PUSSELLAWA 10 R/341/N/11 JAMIUL ANVER HANAFI JUMMA MOSQUE JM TALAWAKELLE TALAWAKELLE 11 R/583/N/12 RAGALA NOORUL ISLAM JUMMA MOSQUE JM STAFFORD ROAD HALAGARANOYA 12 R/92/N/14 MASJIDUL NOOR JUMMA MOSQUE JM HAPUGASTALAWA HAPUGASTALAWA 13 R/841/N/15 JUMMA MOSQUE JM MAIN STREET NANUOYA 14 R/ /N/16 RAMBODA MOSQUE JM RAMBODA RAMBODA 16 R/1226/N/18 KALMATHURA JUMMA MOSQUE JM STAR DIVISION, KALMATHURA AGARAPATANA 17 R/1736/N/19 LINDULA JUMMA MOSQUE JM LINDULLA LINDULLA 18 R/1369/N/20 MASJIDUL MANAR JUMMA MOSQUE JM AHASWEWA HAPUGASTALAWA 19 R/1577/N/21 MASJIDUL FALAH JM KANDAPOLA KANDAPOLA 20 R/1628/N/22 AL MASJIDUL RASHEED JUMMA MOSQU JM UDAPUSALLAWA ROAD, NUWARA ELIYA 23 R/238/N/26 HANAFI JUMMA MOSQUE JM 24 R/309/N/27 HATTON JUMMA MOSQUE JM STATION ROAD, HATTON 26 R/868/N/30 BOGAWANTALAWA JUMMA MOSQUE JM BOGAWANTALAWA 27 R/1306/N/34 MASJIDUL HIDAYA JUMMA MOSQUE JM GOORUKOYA NAWALAPITIYA 29 R/2135/N/36 WATAWALA JUMMAH MOSQUE JM WATAWALA BAZAAR WATAWALA HOLBROOK, HOLBROOK 36 R/2349/N/43 JAMIUL AZHAR JUMMA MOSQUE JM AGRAPATANA BAZAAR MOSQUES 6 R/188/N/06 MUHIYADEEN MOSQUE M KATIKITULA HETHUNUWEWA 21 R/1736/N/24 MANARUL ULOOM MOSQUE M LINDUL;A NUWARA ELIYA 25 R/506/N/28 AHSANUN NAJATH MOSQUE M DICKOYA 28 R/2020/N/35 MOHIDEEN MOSQUE M WOOTAN BAZAR KOTAGALA 30 R/2163/N/37 WILFRED TOWN MASJID M HATTON 31 R/2164/N/38 AL-MASJIDUL FALAH M HIJRAPURA HATTON NUWARA ELIYA ROAD, 32 R/2165/N/39 KUDAOYA MASJID M HATTON KUDAGAMA 33 R/2166/N/40 MASJID ABOOBAKKAR SIDDIQ M 37A, GAMINIPURA HATTON 34 R/2219/N/41 MASJIDUL FALLAH M MEEPILIMANA NUWARA ELIYA 35 R/2220/N/42 ABOOBUCKER SIDHDHEER MASJID M WEWEHENA HAPUGASTALAWA 37 R/2393/N/44 MASJIUL HUTHA M NO,52, HALGOLLA, BLOCK1. MAMMIPURAHAPUGASTALAWA 38 R/2554/N/45 BAITHUL MUKARRAM MASJID M B/242/01,GAMPOLA ROAD HAPUGASTALAWA THAKKIYAS 15 R/1213/N/17 MASJIDUL MINHAJ MINHAJ T HAPUGASTALAWA HAPUGASTALAWA 22 R/83/N/25 NORWOOD MOSQUE T NORWOOD MASKELIYA.

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