Sharjah Mosque in Dubai: photos, reviews

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The Sharjah Mosque in Dubai is a breathtaking example of Islamic and Ottoman architecture. Opened in 2019 after more than five years of construction, it stands as a monumental attraction and a cherished cultural landmark. With the capacity to host over 25,000 worshippers, it is the largest mosque in Sharjah.

The mosque showcases stunning domes, towering minarets, and elegant columns, complemented by arched windows adorned with stained glass. Inside, a magnificent central chandelier illuminates the spacious prayer hall. As a hub of knowledge, the mosque features a large library and a collection hall filled with books and antiques from various Islamic eras.

Facilities are thoughtfully designed, including accessibility for persons with disabilities, a gift shop, a cafeteria, open areas, and specific spaces for non-Muslims. A dedicated rubber track for walking, several gates and entrances including ones for women and VIPs ensure a comfortable visit for all.

The Sharjah Mosque is particularly vibrant during the holy month of Ramadan, hosting a public iftar that unites worshippers in the spirit of community and reflection. With an impressive average Google rating of 4.8, this mosque is a must-visit destination for anyone in Dubai.

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Al Khawaneej 2, Industrial Area 2 -

Bus stop 1.22 km walk

4.8

based on 5,163 reviews

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4.8/5 5,163 reviews

Mohammed Al-Jasmi

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Ali Alsaadi

مشاء الله فاست جوده عاليه

safeer Calicut

Spacious,well built,well designed, well maintained

Sharjah Mosque in Dubai

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