Definitely the cultural landmark of Dubai , Jumeirah Mosque is the largest and most beautiful example of modern Islamic architecture. Built in medieval Fatimid style in 1978, its beauty can be seen at its very best particularly when floodlit after sundown, when the subtle lighting throws its artistry into relief.
For a better understanding of Islam, the Sheikh Mohammed Centre for Cultural Understanding (SMCCU) organizes regular visits inside the mosque, with the purpose of bringing down the barriers between different cultural groups residing in the United Arab Emirates . Furthermore, it is the only mosque in Dubai open to non-Muslims.
Tours inside the Jumeirah Mosque is conducted every Saturday, Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday at 10:00AM. Particular attention should be paid to dress code, ensuring that arms and legs are covered. Women are required to cover their heads with a scarf. Shoes must be left at the entrance or one can also carry them in their hands. There are, however, robes and scarves available for rent near the entrance of the mosque. Photography is also permitted.