Doha: The Sheikh Abdulla Bin Zaid Al Mahmoud Islamic Cultural Center continues organising visits to many nominated mosques in Qatar.
In last sessions, tens of people joined the programme in each mosque: Imam Mohammed Bin Abd Al Wahhab and Education city mosque.
While it was held in English at Imam Mohammed Bin Abd Al Wahhab mosque and Spanish at Education city mosque.
The programme is available for speakers of four languages: English, Russian, Spanish and German.
With diversity in mosques from modern structure as in Education City mosque to Ottoman as in Sheikh Hamad Bin Jassem Bin Jabar Al Thani mosque (Pearl mosque) or the heritage Qatari architectural style as in Mohammad Bin Abd Al Wahhab mosque.
These guided visits are aimed at educating residents, tourists, and international guests about Islamic architecture, culture, and religious practices.
As the center is dedicated to fostering cross-cultural dialogue and promoting a deeper understanding of Islam.
In this programme, visitors come to know more about the rule of mosques in Muslims' lives, the rituals inside including ablution and prayers, and the role of the imam, explored and explained in a way that indicates the real positive social impact.
The programme is well designed to offer a deep experience about mosques with real interactive discussion about.
The Imam Muhammad Bin Abd Al Wahhab Mosque, commonly known as the State Grand Mosque, is a landmark of Islamic architecture in Qatar.
With its vast prayer halls, elegant domes, and stunning minarets, the mosque stands as a symbol of the country’s religious heritage.
During the visit, guests are introduced to the mosque’s history, design, and its role in the community, alongside informative sessions about the five pillars of Islam and daily prayer practices.
The Education City Mosque, situated within Qatar Foundation’s campus, is renowned for its contemporary design and profound symbolism.
The mosque integrates modern architecture with deep Islamic meanings, featuring Quranic verses engraved into its structure and two minarets that reflect knowledge and faith.
Visitors experience a guided tour that explores how the mosque harmonises tradition and innovation, reflecting the spirit of learning and coexistence.
The Sheikh Hamad bin Jassim bin Jabr Al Thani Mosque, located in The Pearl — a luxurious and multicultural residential area — offers a more intimate yet equally enriching experience.
The mosque showcases elegant design elements and serves as a community hub for spiritual and cultural engagement.
Tour participants gain insights into the mosque’s architecture, the call to prayer, and the significance of mosques in daily Muslim life.
Each tour is led by knowledgeable guides fluent in multiple languages, ensuring an engaging and respectful experience for all attendees.
Visitors are encouraged to ask questions, explore cultural displays, and enjoy traditional hospitality. These programmes reflect the center’s mission to build bridges between cultures and create meaningful encounters that promote mutual understanding and respect.
