Ahmed Al Mansouri, of Dubai’s Islamic Affairs and Charitable Activities Department, said the floating mosque would be 'an important attraction'
A rendering of the exterior of a floating mosque to be built on Dubai Water Canal. All photos: Dubai Islamic Affairs and Charitable Activities Department
Officials say the project is part of a new religious tourism drive aimed at boosting visitor numbers in the emirate
The mosque will be on three floors, with the prayer hall underwater
A coffee shop. The mosque will have capacity for up to 75 worshippers
The two floors set above water will include a hall for Islamic lectures and workshops
People of all faiths will be welcome to visit
All visitors will be asked to dress modestly and in accordance with Islamic customs
Ahmed Al Mansouri, of Dubai’s Islamic Affairs and Charitable Activities Department, said the floating mosque would be 'an important attraction'
A rendering of the exterior of a floating mosque to be built on Dubai Water Canal. All photos: Dubai Islamic Affairs and Charitable Activities Department
Officials say the project is part of a new religious tourism drive aimed at boosting visitor numbers in the emirate
The mosque will be on three floors, with the prayer hall underwater
A coffee shop. The mosque will have capacity for up to 75 worshippers
The two floors set above water will include a hall for Islamic lectures and workshops
People of all faiths will be welcome to visit
All visitors will be asked to dress modestly and in accordance with Islamic customs
Ahmed Al Mansouri, of Dubai’s Islamic Affairs and Charitable Activities Department, said the floating mosque would be 'an important attraction'
