![]() In some mosques, abayas and scarves are provided.Įven though manaratain means ‘two minarets’ in Arabic, this mosque only has one tall, slender tower. Women will be asked to wear an abaya and to cover their hair. Visitors must remember to dress appropriately: no shorts, short skirts or dresses, sleeveless tops or other revealing garments. Sheikh Abdulla Bin Zaid Al Mahmoud Islamic Cultural Center (Fanar) organises tours of its own mosque near Souq Waqif, and those at Katara Cultural Village and Education City. ![]() It is best to visit mosques outside of prayer times. Non‑Muslims are able to enter most mosques, except for the Shioukh Mosque next to the Amiri Diwan on the corner of Al Rayyan Road and Jassim bin Mohammed Street. There are over 2,000 mosques across Qatar, managed by the Ministry of Awqaf and Islamic Affairs, which was created in 1993. There are numerous mosques in Qatar, some of which are very old, that are still used for daily prayer by local Muslims.
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