The Jumeirah Mosque is one of the most attractive and biggest mosques in Dubai. It is also the only one open to non-Muslims.
Situated in fashionable Jumeirah, the sandstone mosque features pair of slender minarets and a roofline crowned with domes decorated with intricate carvings. Although the mosque has the appearance of a historic building it is actually a fairly modern structure, completed in the late 1970s.
Non-Muslims can take an organised tour of the mosque with the Sheikh Mohammed Centre for Cultural Understanding. Tours begin at 10 am daily (except Friday). No reservations are required but participants should meet at the main entrance around 9.45 am. The tour lasts just over an hour and costs a very reasonable 20 AED. Conservative dress is required and women are asked to cover their arms, legs, and head (headscarves can be borrowed if necessary).
The Jumeirah Mosque is situated on Jumeirah Beach Road at the northern end of Jumeirah, opposite the Dubai Marine Beach Resort & Spa. There is no Metro Station near the mosque but several buses pass by including the number 8 service from the Gold Souk Bus Station (near Palm Deira Metro Station) to the Ibn Battuta Mall.
Nearby Attractions
Tourist attractions and things to do near Jumeirah Mosque include:
- La Mer (0.6 miles) - Fantastic beachfront development in Jumeirah.
Nearby Hotels
Hotels near Jumeirah Mosque include:
- Beach Hotel Apartment Dubai (0.1 miles)
- Dubai Marine Beach Resort And Spa (0.1 miles)
- Al Khoory Executive Hotel (0.3 miles)
- Jumeirah Rotana (0.6 miles)
- Ramada Jumeirah (0.7 miles)
- Mercure Gold Hotel Al Mina Road Dubai (0.9 miles)
- Nikki Beach Resort and Spa Dubai (1 miles)
Nearby Transport Links
Transport links near Jumeirah Mosque include:
- Al Satwa Bus Station (0.7 miles) - Bus station in the Satwa area of Dubai.
Map
Map showing location of Jumeirah Mosque.
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Details
Jumeirah Mosque
Address
Jumeirah Beach Road
Dubai
United Arab Emirates
Mary says
The guide was excellent and spoke intelligently about her religion, explaining many of the misconceptions held by foreigners regarding the faith of Islam.
Cathy says
This is a good way to learn about Islam. The tours are held every day at Friday. It was very informative and interesting. You need to dress appropriately but they will lend you clothes if you aren’t.