About Juma Masjid, Long Island
Juma Masjid is a small community mosque located in the main settlement on Long Island in the North and Middle Andaman district of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, India. It serves the local Muslim population of the island village for daily prayers and Friday congregational prayers. The mosque features a simple functional structure typical of island religious buildings and is situated within the compact village area near the jetty and residential quarters.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a small, simple mosque structure within the quiet village settlement of Long Island. The surroundings are residential with narrow village lanes, modest houses and vegetation typical of Middle Andaman islands. Inside is a prayer hall used for daily prayers. The atmosphere is calm and community-focused, with access on foot from the Long Island jetty area. It is a functional place of worship rather than a large tourist monument.
Key highlights
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Main congregational mosque serving the Muslim community of Long Island
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Located within the central village settlement close to Long Island Jetty
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Simple functional island architecture focused on prayer hall
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Quiet village setting surrounded by residential area and island vegetation