Beautiful Mosque in Dubai

Want to bow down at the greatest mosques in Dubai, this Eid? We have taken a tour of the impressive 8 mosques in the city and found reasons on what makes them so majestic.

Islam is the official religion of the UAE and is deeply rooted in the fabric of Dubai culture. Have set a benchmark as a liberal Islamic country, UAE has been known to attract an army of tourists to see its unbelievable architecture, cultural landmarks, and fancy souvenirs. And in the list is the absolute marvelous Dubai mosques. Almost 400 mosques were built in the years 2008-2012, creating a religious accomplishment.

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Today, 1,418 mosques are present on Dubai’s land with detailed designs and inscriptions by experts. They’re grand, stunning, and remarkable in their own ways. They might not be tall to give strain to your neck as Burj Khalifa does, but the beauty and rich history of these sacred places continue to inspire visitors.

From humble to elegant, here are some breathtaking mosques in Dubai-

Grand Mosque

Placed in the old Dubai, between the textile souk and Dubai Museum, Grand Mosque was originally built in 1990. It holds a fascinating story behind its construction- it has got twice revision of construction, once it was demolished and built-in 1960 and again redone in 1998. The design of sandy-grey walls is inspired by traditional Islamic patterns that feature blue mosaic work, five large Quranic inscriptions at the entrance, and 9 large and 45 smaller domes. It has the minaret of 70-metre, making it the tallest in the city, where non-muslims are allowed to enter and take pictures. It can hold up to 1,200 worshippers.

Al Farooq Omar Bin Al Khattab Mosque

Named after the companion of the Prophet Muhammad (sal), Umar Bin Khattab (who later changed to Al Farooq) and created to share the values of Islam, this is a popular mosque opened to non-muslims. Established in 1986, the mosque has taken inspiration from Istanbul’s Blue Mosque, this architecture shows a blend of Ottoman and Andalusian design in its 4 minarets, 21 domes, 124 stained glass windows, colorful tiles in the front entrance and traditional-style fountain. It is also constructed twice, once in 2003 and later in 2011 making it one of the largest mosques in Dubai that take over 2,000 people.

Jumeirah Mosque 

Here is one of the attractive and amazing mosques in Dubai which is a must-visit place. Adopting the ‘Open Doors. Open Minds’ policy, it opens doors to locals and tourists from all religions and faiths. Built entirely from white stone in the medieval Fatimid tradition, at night, its intimate design and architecture glorify in the illumination. Large enough to fit 1,200 visitors, this space welcomes you to learn Emirati culture. You can ask questions and take pictures.

Khalifa Al Tajer Mosque 

Acclaimed as the “Green Mosque”, this is the first ever eco-friendly mosque in the world and allows only Muslims to enter its dome. Stretched in the area of 105,000 square feet, this mosque was opened for tourists in 2014 with a capacity for around 3,500 devotees. It is constructed keeping the safety of the environment in mind and is therefore made of environmentally friendly materials and energy efficiency techniques. It skilfully employs green building materials, solar energy to power the lights, thermal insulation systems for lowering energy consumption and air conditioners that emit reduced greenhouse gases. Saving up to 20 to 25 percent on energy and water resources, this is a well-maintained, fully-equipped and spacious mosque.