
The Floating Mosque is a modern mosque built on the edge of the Corniche in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. It is officially named the Mosque of Mercy, but it is commonly referred to by the public as the Mosque of Fatimah Al-Zahra.
This mosque is one of the most visited mosques in Jeddah, especially by Muslim pilgrims and tourists from Southeast Asia.
Modern, Traditional Architecture
The mosque is a magnificent blend of modern and traditional architecture with Islamic art. It was built using the latest technologies and equipment, featuring advanced sound and lighting systems.
Located on the shores of the Red Sea, the mosque attracts a large number of visitors and tourists for prayer and to enjoy its exterior and interior views. The latter is distinguished by unique designs and distinctive interior decorations.
The mosque accommodates a large number of worshippers and includes designated areas for ablution, restrooms, and comfortable prayer halls that are beautifully equipped
Visitors and tourists are encouraged to visit the mosque at dawn or at sunset, as the mosque is adorned with sparkling lights. It is located in the second-largest city in Saudi Arabia, and its direct view of the Red Sea provides a pleasant atmosphere that promotes relaxation and calm.
The mosque is called the Floating Mosque because the Red Sea waters surround it from all sides during high tide, giving the impression that the mosque is floating.
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