Embark on a journey to witness the grandeur of Islamic architecture with the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque Tour from Dubai.
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Duration | 4 Hours | |
Transfer Type | Private Transfer | |
Pick From | Your Hotel or Residence in Dubai | |
Ticket Price | AED 650 For Up To 4 People | |
Tour Availability | Daily |
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The Abu Dhabi Grand Sheikh Zayed Mosque is an Islamic cultural landmark in the city. It is well-known in the world for its grandeur, and is visited by tourists from across the world. Furthermore, the mosque is also one of the biggest of its kind in the world where almost 40,000 people can worship at a time.
Yes, visitors are required to dress modestly and appropriately when visiting the mosque. Women must wear long, loose clothing that covers their arms and legs, and must also cover their heads with a scarf. Men must wear long pants and shirts that cover their shoulders. Robes and headscarves are available for visitors who do not have appropriate clothing.
Yes, visitors are allowed to take photographs inside the mosque, but are asked to be respectful and avoid taking photos of worshippers or any religious ceremonies. Photography is also not allowed in certain areas of the mosque, such as the prayer hall and the ablution areas.
The best time to visit the mosque is during the cooler months, which are between November and March. The temperatures during this time are more comfortable and the weather is generally more pleasant for outdoor activities.
No, the prayer hall is only accessible to Muslim worshippers. Non-Muslims are allowed to enter the mosque's courtyard and other areas, but are not permitted to enter the prayer hall during prayer times.
Yes, there are guided tours available for visitors who wish to learn more about the mosque's history, architecture, and cultural significance. These tours are led by knowledgeable guides who can provide insights and answer questions.