Ladies’ facilities
Women have a side prayer hall, including a separate room for women with children.
Masjid Bani Hashim
Jumeirah
Masjid Bani Hashim is a spacious, peaceful mosque in Jumeirah, known for clean interiors, strong Quran recitation and a welcoming ladies’ prayer area. Visitors can attend Jummah prayers, use the separate women’s room for families with children, or join ladies’ classes held during the last 10 nights of Ramadan.
Reputation Score
4.9
★★★★★
466 ratings
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The Good Stuff
Clean space
Reviews repeatedly mention exceptionally clean interiors, washrooms and a calm atmosphere.
Quran recitation
The imam and muezzin’s recitation is a major draw, with several visitors highlighting the peaceful sound during prayer.
Parking space
There is free, spacious parking, with reviewers also mentioning parking behind and in front of the mosque.
Learning activities
The mosque has hosted Quran memorization and knowledge-seekers classes.
Tips for a Better Visit
Arrive early. For Jummah, arrive before the hall fills; one reviewer said it was full by 12:30pm.
Avoid Friday rush. Allow extra time for parking at Friday prayers, when the usual easy parking can become a worry.
Check access. If the main gate is closed, try the small gate from the Jumeirah Park side.
Use later hours. The mosque is reported to stay open from after Zuhr until Isha, with ablution available after Zuhr.
Expect Ramadan crowds. During Ramadan, plan for a busier visit, especially if attending evening or late-night prayers.
Plan the visit
Practical details
346V+5HM - Fayha Cir
Al Thanyah Fifth - Jumeirah Islands, Dubai
Popular Mentions
classes for ladies
Ladies’ classes are conducted during the last 10 nights of Ramadan.
Quraan memorization
The mosque has been associated with Quran memorization activities.
Common Concerns
Friday parking
Parking can become difficult around Friday prayers, despite being easy at quieter times.
Ramadan crowds
The mosque gets very busy during Ramadan, particularly around major evening prayers.
Sound levels
One reviewer found the sound too loud on a daily basis, although another noted that levels are deliberately kept low.
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The Bottom Line
Masjid Bani Hashim is a Jumeirah mosque that visitors choose for quiet prayer, clean interiors and notably well-regarded Quran recitation. It is useful for everyday salah as well as Jummah, and women have a dedicated prayer hall on the side. Families may appreciate the separate room for women with children, a detail one regular specifically called out.
There is more here than a prayer hall. Reviews mention Quran memorization and knowledge-seekers classes, while ladies’ classes are held during the last 10 nights of Ramadan. The mosque has also been a destination for Qayam prayers and regular Jummah attendance.
A mini mart behind the mosque adds a small practical convenience, especially for anyone arriving late for iftar. Parking is generally described as free and spacious, but Friday is the exception: reviewers warn that the area becomes difficult as the hall fills quickly, with one saying it was full by 12:30pm. Ramadan can also be very busy.
For a quieter visit, consider going outside those peak periods. If the main gate is closed, a review points to a smaller entrance from the Jumeirah Park side. One visitor found the sound too loud, though another said levels were deliberately kept low to avoid disturbing the surrounding community.