Prayer Rooms and Masjids in Muscat
The Muscat prayer guide brings together masjids and records with clear on-site or nearby prayer-access signals.
Muscat
Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque
This is one of Muscat’s most famous landmarks. Islamic architecture at its best, this edifice is magnificent from the outside and even more spectacular from the inside. The mosque took nearly ten years to construct and is one of the largest mosques in the world. Inside, the mosque boasts the world’s second largest single-piece carpet and the world’s second largest chandelier, which help make the interior as breath-taking as the building's exterior. Tourists planning to enter the mosque should keep in mind that entering in short-sleeved shirts, dresses and in skirts is prohibited. Female tourists must also keep their heads covered inside the premises.
Muscat
Quran Heights Masjid
Quran Heights Masjid is a local mosque on Nimr Street in Muscat’s Qurm area.
Muscat
Abu Al Darda Mosque
Abu Al Darda Mosque is a neighbourhood mosque in Seeb, in Muscat Governorate. Its mapped location is in the Seeb mosque network and is separate from mosques of the same name in other cities.
Muscat
Sultan Qaboos University Mosque
Sultan Qaboos University Mosque occupies the western end of the university campus in Al Khoud. Its dome and minarets stand on higher ground along the main axis of the university.