Travel anywhere in Dubai and you will not get far away without visiting at least a mosque or two. Mosques are worship places for Muslims, but they’re also often incredible works of architecture. Jumeirah Mosque, in particular, is one of the most popular mosques in the city. Being one of the few mosques in the UAE that allow non-Muslim visitors, Jumeirah Mosque Dubai is popular with residents and tourists who want to experience the culture of the city. A thing to know about the Jumeirah Mosque history is that construction began in 1976 and was completed in 1979. The white stone facade, stunning minarets and wonderful landscaping of Jumeirah Mosque, situated along the picturesque Jumeirah Beach Road make it a serene location. Whether you’d like more information about the guided tours or are just curious about this iconic landmark, you’re in the right place. MyBayut shares all you need to learn about the attractive Jumeirah Mosque. While the Jumeirah neighbourhood is popular for its quirky cafes and plethora of cosmetic and beauty clinics, the Jumeirah Mosque is actually one of the earliest landmarks of the area. It was built by the late HH Sheikh Rashid Bin Saeed Al Maktoum, Ruler of Dubai at the time.