Al Bahya Central Mosque: Your Complete Guide
Exploring Abu Dhabi's spiritual landmarks? Here's what you need to know about Al Bahya Central Mosque.
Al Bahya Central Mosque serves the local Muslim community in the Al Bahya residential area, providing essential prayer facilities and community gathering spaces. Like all mosques in Abu Dhabi, it offers five daily prayers following Islamic tradition.
Prayer Times
Current prayer times in Abu Dhabi region (approximate, subject to seasonal variation):
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Fajr: 5:40-5:43 AM
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Dhuhr: 12:25-12:28 PM
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Asr: 3:22-3:26 PM
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Maghrib: 5:41-5:44 PM
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Isha: 7:11-7:14 PM
(Note: Exact times vary based on lunar calendar and season; check local Islamic apps for precise daily times)
Facilities
As a central community mosque, the facility provides:
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Prayer halls for congregational worship
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Ablution areas (wudu facilities)
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Separate spaces for women's prayer
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Community meeting areas
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Basic facilities for visitors
Visitor Information
The mosque welcomes Muslim visitors for prayer. Non-Muslim visitors may visit outside prayer times with appropriate respect for Islamic customs (modest dress required, remove shoes before entering prayer areas). Photography inside prayer halls is typically restricted during active worship.
Getting There
Located within the Al Bahya residential community, the mosque is accessible via local roads and residential streets. Parking is typically available nearby. Visitors should use Google Maps or local GPS for exact coordinates.
Cultural Significance
The mosque plays a vital role in the spiritual and social life of Al Bahya residents, hosting regular prayers, Islamic classes, and community events in accordance with Islamic tradition.