Al Rashidiya Al Kabeer Mosque

Al Rashidiya Al Kabeer Mosque

Al Rashidiya

Al Rashidiya Al Kabeer Mosque is a spacious, well-maintained place of worship in Al Rashidiya, known for its calm prayer atmosphere and beautiful imam recitations. Visitors also mention a dedicated female prayer area, ample parking and communal iftar experiences during Ramadan.

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The Good Stuff

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Spacious halls

The large prayer hall accommodates hundreds, with reviewers saying space often remains even for Friday prayer.

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Clean facilities

Reviews specifically mention neat ablution areas, washrooms and well-maintained indoor and outdoor spaces.

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Tips for a Better Visit

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Arrive early. For Ramadan family prayers, arrive early because one reviewer said places can fill and closer parking is harder to find.

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Avoid Friday rush. If driving for Friday prayer, allow extra time after the service, when a reviewer reported heavy car congestion.

Plan the visit

Practical details

69MJ+FXX - Airport Rd
Al Rashidiya, Dubai
Mon12:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Tue12:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Wed12:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Thu12:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Fri12:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Sat12:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Sun12:00 AM – 12:00 PM
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Popular Mentions

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Female Prayer Room

A dedicated female prayer room is available for women worshippers.

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Food provided on Fridays

One review says food is provided on Fridays, making this a useful detail for visitors planning communal worship.

Common Concerns

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Friday congestion

Although parking is plentiful, one review warns that cars can become congested after Friday prayer.

Ramadan capacity

A 2019 review reported that the women’s section became too small during Ramadan when no external tent was provided.

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The Bottom Line

Al Rashidiya Al Kabeer Mosque is a large, calm place for daily prayer and Friday worship in Al Rashidiya. Visitors can use the spacious prayer halls, attend the recitations—some specifically recommend Magrib and Isha—and find a separate women’s prayer area with its own side entrance. The mosque’s scale is useful on busy services: one reviewer said the hall can accommodate hundreds, while another said there is often still room for Friday prayer.

The practical side is strong. Reviews mention clean ablution facilities and washrooms, water for worshippers, good air conditioning and ample free parking. The setting opposite Dubai Airport is easy to recognise, and Bin Sougat Center is nearby if you need shops or a cafeteria.

Outdoor areas, green trees and landscaped surroundings also feature in the feedback. Ramadan is a major part of the mosque’s appeal, with communal iftar, Friday food and special Taraweeh or Qiyam ul-layl recitations. Arrive early during Ramadan, particularly with family, because places and closer parking can become harder to secure.

Parking is generally plentiful, but one reviewer warned of congestion after Friday prayer. A 2019 review also reported that women had to pray outside when the section was too small and no tent was provided, so current Ramadan arrangements are worth checking.

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