By the Fig and the Olive
Except those who believe (Islamic Monotheism) and do righteous deeds. Then they shall have a reward without end.
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Kuwait Islamic Travel Guide
Kuwait's Islamic travel hub brings halal dining, prayer access, Muslim-friendly hotels, and women/family-aware planning into one trust-led guide.
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Grand Mosque
Nayef Abduljalil Al-Muhsan Mosque
Buresli Mosque
Grand Mosque
Rashed Ibrahim Ismael Mosque
Al-Shamlan Mosque
Alshaye Mosque
Al Mulla Saleh
Abdullah Ibn Abi Baker
Al-Naqi Mosque
Al Muharib and Muhammad Al Khannah Mosque
Abdullah Al Sadhan
Mosque
Ali Mohammad Al-Hashash Mosque
Othman Ben Maz'oon Mosque
Mosque of Ahmad Al-Abdullah Al-Saqr
Abu Bakr Al-Sadeeq Mosque
Al Baidan Mosque
Al Kandari Mosque
Ahmad Addulla Al Ayoub
Falah Al Mutairi
Zayd Bin Thabit
Al Sayer
Al Muhanna Mosque
Imam Alhassan Mosque
Masjid Al-Qetami
Saqr Abdullah Al Qattan Mosque
Ibrahim Nasser Al Hajri Mosque
Thunayan Al Ghanim Mosque
Maqames Mosque
Fahad Al Zabin
Saad Abdulla Al Asfour
Qutaiba Bin Muslim
Sharah Al Suhaid Mosque
Badraiya Fahad Al Salem
Nasser Al-Subah Mosque
Souq Salmiya
Fatema Humoud Al Muqhawi
Abdullah Ahmad Abdullah Al Farhan Mosque
Abulfadl Alabbas Ibn Ali Ibn Abi Talib Mosque
Abu Muslim Al Khawlani
Salma AlMahjan
Masjed Alwgayan
Ajeel & Saad Madhi Al Mutawtah
Amr Bin Sahil Bin Al Harith
Mulla Saud Rashid Al Saqer
Sakura Japanese Restaurant
Maki Japanese Restaurant
Totally Fish
Mais Al Ghanim Restaurant
Nino
Asha's
Jade Garden Chinese Seafood Restaurant
Lorenzo’s
Hard Rock Cafe
Johnny Carinos
Le Notre
The Slider Station
Caesar’s
Al Bustan
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Grand Mosque
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The largest mosque in Kuwait, and located in a prime location just opposite to the Seif Palace, the Grand Mosque is one of the most important sights in the country and covers an area of over 45,000 square feet. The extensive construction process started in 1979 and was finally completed in 1986, and cost about KD 14 million. This national treasure stands as an epitome of Arab and Muslim beliefs and culture, as well as contemporary technology and styles. The design incorporates and caters to the very many different Islamic influences on the people of Kuwait, from Moroccan tiles and geometric shapes, Isfahan ceramics and Indian artwork. The mosque can accommodate up to 11,450 worshipers, and the number increases to about 180,000 annually when people from all over the world come during the holy month of Ramadan. There are plenty of guides in the area to help tourists get around and learn about the history of the mosque, and there are items of clothing for tourists who are not appropriately dressed as well.
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