Dubai’s Quranic Park is a one-of-a-kind destination that offers visitors a unique opportunity to learn about the Quran and Islam. The park, which opened in 2019, is themed around the Quran and features a variety of exhibits and activities that are designed to educate and engage both Muslims and non-Muslims.
Whether you’re looking to learn more about the Quran or simply enjoy a day in the great outdoors, Dubai’s Quranic Park is sure to provide an enjoyable and enlightening experience.
The park is a wonderful place to spend a day. The 150-acre park has something for everyone. The main attractions are the Glass House and Miracles Cave, but the park also boasts a lake, orchards, and playgrounds.
A visit to the lake is sure to be a memorable experience. It features a sunken walkway depicting Musa’s crossing of the sea. Viewed from the side, it appears that visitors are walking through the water. It is sure to leave a lasting impression on all who see it.
The park is a lush oasis in the city. Its open lawns are perfect for picnics and games, and the orchards are a veritable cornucopia of fruits and vegetables. Citron, onion, olives, pomegranate, cucumber, and grapes are just some of the plants that can be found in the park. All are mentioned in Islam’s holy book. The variety of plant life is amazing, and the colours are simply beautiful. Shady trees provide a welcome respite from the hot sun.
Quranic Park is a great place to get some exercise. A jogging and cycle track runs around the perimeter of the park. The track is well-lit and perfect for an early morning run or a leisurely evening stroll. There’s also a small outdoor gym, so you can try out some new exercises and get fit in no time. And if you’re looking for something a little more relaxed, there’s plenty of space to just take a stroll and enjoy the fresh air. So whatever your fitness level, the park has something to offer.
Glass House
The Glass House at Quranic Park is a beautiful and unique attraction in Dubai. This large greenhouse is filled with displays of plants and trees mentioned in the Quran and Sunnah (literature describing Islamic practice), making it a unique and educational experience.
Visitors can also take in the views from the raised indoor observation deck, which offers panoramic views of the plants and the building.
Plants and trees here include corn, olive, citron, lemongrass, saffron, barley, basil, wheat, banana, garlic, sesame, grape, pumpkin, ginger, onion, aloe vera, mustard, and leek.
The plants are clearly labelled (in English and Arabic) and displays give information about uses, health benefits, etc., and the Islamic text that mentions it.
The Glass House is a beautiful and peaceful place to spend an afternoon, and it provides a fascinating glimpse into the world of Islamic botany.
Miracles Cave
The Cave of Miracles is one of the major attractions at the Quranic Park in Dubai. This artificial cave houses audio-visual shows depicting the seven miracles mentioned in the Holy Quran.
The accompanying audio commentary for each miracle is available in both Arabic and English, making it accessible to a wide range of visitors.
The Cave of Miracles is a must-see for anyone interested in learning more about the Quran and its message.
Entry and Ticket Price
Unlike most of Dubai’s public parks, entry to Quranic park and its gardens is completely free.
Tickets are needed to enter the Glass House and the Cave of Miracles. These cost 5 AED for each attraction. Payment of the entrance fee is by Nol card (contactless travel card).
Entrance to the Glass House and Miracles Cave is free for the disabled/people of determination and children under 3.
Facilities
Facilities include toilets, prayer rooms, and a coffee shop.
The park has sustainable lighting provided by solar trees. Solar panels are mounted on these trees. They power lighting and also function as smart points, offering phone recharging and free WiFi. The solar panels collect energy from the sun during the day and use it to power the lights at night.
Timings
Quranic Park is open every day of the week. Opening times are 8 am to 10 pm.
The Glass House and Miracles Cave are open Saturday to Thursday 9 am to 9 pm.
The jogging and cycle track are located outside the park gates. They are open 24 hours.
Location
Quranic Park is located in Al Khawaneej, an area in eastern Dubai, right next to the border with Sharjah.
The easiest way to get to the park is to drive or take a taxi. The main gates are located on the southern and eastern sides of the park. There are plenty of car parking spaces near each park entrance. Parking is free.
Last Exit Al Khawaneej, a food truck park, is immediately south. Al Khawaneej Walk, a shopping mall, is also here.
Public transportation options are limited and far from ideal. There are no Dubai Metro stations within easy walking distance of Quranic Park. The closest stations are Etisalat (5 miles) and Centrepoint (6 miles).
Bus service 11A goes from the Gold Souq Bus Station in Deira to Awir and travels along Al Khawaneej Road (D89). The distance from the bus stop on Al Khawaneej Road to the park is around ½ mile.
Bus service F05 travels from Rashidiya Bus Station to Mizhar, passing near Quranic Park. There’s also a long walk from the stop to the park.
Mushrif Park, another public park, is nearby.
