Malavika Mohanan's Visit To The Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque In Abu Dhabi Looked Resplendent

Many travel to Abu Dhabi for its vibrant city life but Malavika Mohanan shows us a different side. She visited the iconic Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque soon after her desert safari experience. Its design incorporates elements from various Islamic architectural styles as seen in its various domes and minarets. The central prayer hall houses the world's largest hand-knotted carpet and one of the largest chandeliers, both testament to the meticulous craftsmanship involved in the mosque's construction. But the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque's significance extends beyond its architectural splendour. Many visit the mosque for its religious significance and others for its immaculate vibes. Malavika Mohanan in a gorgeous modestly dressed floral attire and a head scarf only added to the beauty of this mosque. 

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Mesmerised? If yes, we have a guide regarding how you too, can plan your perfect visit to the beautiful Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque in Abu Dhabi by keeping these points in mind.

How To Reach

In Abu Dhabi, a local taxi will drop you at the entrance of the mosque. There is also a taxi stand when you exit. For those self-driving, there is a parking lot on site.

Dress Code

Tourists are free to visit this place of worship but they should bear in mind that there is a specific dress code policy that they must abide by. Women are required to cover their heads with a scarf or stole. They should also wear loose-fitting garments covering their full arms and legs.

Footwear

No footwear is allowed inside the mosque premises. For convenience, visitors are advised to wear footwear that is easy to slip in and out of.

Photography

Clicking photographs is allowed but only without using the camera or mobile phone's flashlights inside the premises. Visitors should avoid photography during prayer times.

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