Friday Translation
The Jummah khutbah is followed by a translation after Salah, with English also mentioned for Friday talks.
Al Juma Masjid
Dubai Sports City
Al Juma Masjid is a clean, peaceful community mosque in Dubai Sports City, known for its spacious prayer areas, free parking and beautiful Quran recitation. Friday worshippers can also hear a translation of the Jummah khutbah, while Ramadan prayers are a recurring highlight in reviews.
Reputation Score
4.8
★★★★★
262 ratings
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The Good Stuff
Free Parking
Several reviews mention free or adjacent parking, making ordinary prayer visits convenient.
Quran Recitation
The Imam and Qari are repeatedly praised for beautiful Quran recitation, including during Taraweeh.
Peaceful Atmosphere
Visitors describe the mosque as quiet, relaxing and a place to find peace during prayer.
Ramadan Prayers
Taraweeh and Qayam ul Layl are specifically mentioned, with the recitation making Ramadan visits enjoyable.
Tips for a Better Visit
Arrive Early. For Jummah, arrive early: latecomers may need to pray outside on concrete.
Bring a Mat. Bring a prayer mat or cloth for busy Friday prayers, especially if you expect to arrive late.
Come On Time. The practical advice from one visitor is simple: come on time, particularly for crowded services.
Watch Cars. Take extra care in the parking area because children have been seen playing there.
Allow Time. On Friday, allow extra time for traffic and avoid assuming that nearby street parking will stay clear.
Plan the visit
Practical details
26MC+6HW - Green Dr
Al Hebiah Fourth - Dubai Sports City, Dubai
| Mon | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Tue | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Wed | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Thu | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Fri | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Sat | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Sun | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
Popular Mentions
Friday kuttab
A review specifically notes that the Friday kuttab is also delivered in English.
iftaar
One visitor recalls an iftaar that was well organised by people at the mosque.
Common Concerns
Friday Overflow
Jummah can fill the mosque and push late arrivals onto outside concrete or pavement areas.
Friday Parking
Parking becomes difficult on Juma and Eid, with reports of cars blocking the street.
Ladies Section
One review says the ladies section was unkempt and lacked the plastic Covid mats available in the men's area.
Street Traffic
Friday traffic and roadside parking have caused congestion around the mosque.
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The Bottom Line
Al Juma Masjid is a well-regarded community mosque in Dubai Sports City. People come for daily prayers in a clean, relaxing setting, while the spacious prayer hall and attractive interior make it a comfortable local option. Free parking is another practical plus on ordinary visits.
Friday worship has a useful language feature: reviews mention a translation of the Jummah khutbah after Salah, and another specifically says the Friday kuttab is in English. The mosque also hosts Taraweeh and Qayam ul Layl during Ramadan. The Imam’s Quran recitation and voice are among the most repeated personal compliments, with one visitor saying Taraweeh behind him was especially enjoyable.
The main thing to plan around is Friday timing. Jummah can overflow, and late arrivals may end up praying on concrete outside or on the pavement. Parking is also more difficult on Juma and Eid, with reports of cars blocking the street and traffic needing better organisation.
Bring a prayer mat or cloth and arrive early if you want an indoor place. Facilities are generally described as clean, including the ablution area, but one review raises a specific concern about the ladies section being unkempt and lacking the mats available in the men’s area. Families should also keep an eye on children around the parking area.