Dzhumaya Mosque (in Turkish: Cuma Camii) is a medieval Muslim temple in Plovdiv.

The mosque is located in the center of Plovdiv at the foot of Taksim Tepe. It is an early Ottoman monument whose date is controversial - according to various authors it was built by Sultan Murad I (1362-1389) or Sultan Murad II (1421-1451).

Originally called the Murradye Mosque named after Sultan Murad, which financed its construction, it later became known as Ulu Dzhumaya Mosque ("Main Friday Mosque").

The mosque is 40 to 30 meters in size and is located in the center of today's pedestrian zone, west of the old town of Plovdiv.