Dubai’s Al Barsha South 2 gets new Zamzam mosque
Community-focused mosque combines Islamic design with sustainable features
Dubai: The Islamic Affairs and Charitable Activities Department (IACAD) has opened the new Zamzam mosque in Al Barsha South 2.
The mosque can host up to 850 worshippers, including 700 men and 150 women, and is set to serve residents in Al Barsha South 2 and nearby communities.
Designed in a modern style inspired by traditional Islamic architecture, the mosque features a main prayer hall, a dedicated women’s prayer area, a minaret and an arcade. It also includes housing for the Imam and Muezzin.
Facilities such as ablution areas, parking spaces, and access for People of Determination and elderly worshippers have been provided. The mosque is equipped with modern air-conditioning and sound systems, along with energy-efficient lighting and sustainability features aligned with Dubai’s environmental goals.
The mosque was built through a donation from the Abdul Wahed Al Rostamani Group and his grandchildren.
