About Juma Masjid, Kodiyaghat
Juma Masjid is a community mosque located in Kodiyaghat village in South Andaman district of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, south of Port Blair. It serves the local Muslim community as the main Friday congregational mosque for the area. The structure is a modest, functional prayer hall typical of island mosques, set within a small coastal settlement surrounded by rural and coastal landscape. It is notable as a local religious landmark and community gathering place.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a modest, functional mosque building serving as the central place of worship for Kodiyaghat village. The setting is a quiet rural coastal village south of Port Blair, with simple architecture, a prayer hall, and an ablution area. The surroundings are residential and semi-rural with road access. Visitors will encounter a calm religious environment used for daily prayers and Friday congregations, with community members gathering for worship.
Key highlights
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Principal Friday congregational mosque for Kodiyaghat village
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Local religious landmark for the Muslim community in South Andaman
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Simple functional island mosque architecture
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Quiet rural coastal village setting south of Port Blair
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Community gathering place for daily and Friday prayers