Abdullah Bin Zaid Al Mahmoud Islamic Cultural Center (Fanar Masjid)

Peace, peace and peace. Whenever you visit this place it feels good. Highly recommend to visit around 4-7 a.m. no crowd, nothing just peace.

Masha allah... Good speech in English and attract all nationality people under one roof.. here we have dhawa canter also

I had a wonderful experience at the culture center where I learned a lot about Islamic beliefs. The host, Adam, was very helpful and friendly. He explained the basics of Islam, such as the five pillars, the Quran, and the prophet Muhammad. He also showed me how Muslims pray. The highlight of the visit was the virtual reality tour to Mecca, the holiest city for Muslims. I felt like I was there, seeing the Kaaba, the mosque, and the pilgrims. It was an amazing and eye-opening experience that I highly recommend to anyone who wants to learn more about Islam and its culture. Highly recommend visiting this places. Building is beautiful and entry is free.

old mosque in doha, must be in the list when you plan to visit qatar

The Abdullah Bin Zaid Al Mahmoud Islamic Cultural Center is a beautiful and informative place to visit. The architecture is impressive, and the guided tours offer valuable insights into Islamic traditions. It's a peaceful and welcoming environment for both Muslims and non-Muslims to learn and reflect. Definitely worth a visit when in Doha.

My wife and I visited the centre to read Asr, whilst visiting the nearby Souqs. SubhanAllah, somewhat of a hidden gem! Yes, I recognise that the building is unique, but I mean is that very few people put this in their top 5 (or even top 10) places to visit in Doha - be it travel blogs, family and friends etc. We subsequently went several times. What is truly beautiful is the welcoming and friendly nature of the brothers and sisters here, mashAllah. One of the main rooms has the most simple, yet detailed story of Islam - from the birth of the faith, to key tenants, to a tree of all the key prophets (peace and blessings upon them all), to major discoveries from the Muslim world (usually decades or centuries before the West). Finally, there is a brilliant VR experience of Makkah at the time of the Prophet (SAW) - please ask to see this! I strongly encourage all to visit this place. There is also a separate space for sisters to pray, Alhamdulillah.

The exterior design of the mosque is beautiful. The spiral design is inspired by a similar structure / mosque that is located in Iraq 🇮🇶 (called the Great Mosque of Samarra). This mosque in Qatar 🇶🇦 is exquisite from outdoors, especially at night. The indoor design is very simple, however. I have attached both indoor and outdoor photos.

True architectural elegance, this mosque situated such a place where old Souq (Markets) were many merchants and retailers traded their products. A must visit place in Qatar, added to the ancient history of Qatar

Peace, peace and peace. Whenever you visit this place it feels good. Highly recommend to visit around 4-7 a.m. no crowd, nothing just peace.

Masha allah... Good speech in English and attract all nationality people under one roof.. here we have dhawa canter also

I had a wonderful experience at the culture center where I learned a lot about Islamic beliefs. The host, Adam, was very helpful and friendly. He explained the basics of Islam, such as the five pillars, the Quran, and the prophet Muhammad. He also showed me how Muslims pray. The highlight of the visit was the virtual reality tour to Mecca, the holiest city for Muslims. I felt like I was there, seeing the Kaaba, the mosque, and the pilgrims. It was an amazing and eye-opening experience that I highly recommend to anyone who wants to learn more about Islam and its culture. Highly recommend visiting this places. Building is beautiful and entry is free.

old mosque in doha, must be in the list when you plan to visit qatar

The Abdullah Bin Zaid Al Mahmoud Islamic Cultural Center is a beautiful and informative place to visit. The architecture is impressive, and the guided tours offer valuable insights into Islamic traditions. It's a peaceful and welcoming environment for both Muslims and non-Muslims to learn and reflect. Definitely worth a visit when in Doha.

My wife and I visited the centre to read Asr, whilst visiting the nearby Souqs. SubhanAllah, somewhat of a hidden gem! Yes, I recognise that the building is unique, but I mean is that very few people put this in their top 5 (or even top 10) places to visit in Doha - be it travel blogs, family and friends etc. We subsequently went several times. What is truly beautiful is the welcoming and friendly nature of the brothers and sisters here, mashAllah. One of the main rooms has the most simple, yet detailed story of Islam - from the birth of the faith, to key tenants, to a tree of all the key prophets (peace and blessings upon them all), to major discoveries from the Muslim world (usually decades or centuries before the West). Finally, there is a brilliant VR experience of Makkah at the time of the Prophet (SAW) - please ask to see this! I strongly encourage all to visit this place. There is also a separate space for sisters to pray, Alhamdulillah.

The exterior design of the mosque is beautiful. The spiral design is inspired by a similar structure / mosque that is located in Iraq 🇮🇶 (called the Great Mosque of Samarra). This mosque in Qatar 🇶🇦 is exquisite from outdoors, especially at night. The indoor design is very simple, however. I have attached both indoor and outdoor photos.

True architectural elegance, this mosque situated such a place where old Souq (Markets) were many merchants and retailers traded their products. A must visit place in Qatar, added to the ancient history of Qatar