The Islamic Federation of the Canary Islands has endorsed 40 mosques across the islands. This guarantees halal travellers with a place to pray wherever they are. A lot of the mosques have been funded and maintained by the Muslim inhabitants of the Canary islands, a powerful collective of Canarian converts and Muslim migrants.
Las Palmas Mosque
Built in the early 1980s and funded by a Saudi Arabian, Las Palmas mosque was the first mosque established in the city of Las Palmas. The mosque is an impressive structure with a theme of green and white and worth the visit as a place of worship and example of modern Muslim architecture.
Tenerife Mosque
Founded in Los Cristianos, where the headquarters of the Islamic federation of the Canary islands is also found, the Tenerife Mosque was built in the early 1990s.
Altanoor-Tenerife
Although this place is a Lebanese restaurant/cafe, the owners are gracious enough to offer a prayer room at any time, upon request.
Imam Malik Mosque
This mosque was founded by the considerable Maghrebi community who follow the Maliki school of thought. This mosque offers all the comforting simplicities needed in a mosque.