Masjid Al Hussein Bin Ali

Masjid Al Hussein Bin Ali Located between the bustling Souq and the serene beach, It is a magnificent white mosque that offers a peaceful sanctuary for worship and reflection.

The mosque derives its name from Hussein bin Ali, who served as the Sharif and Emir of Mecca from 1908 to 1917. Renowned as the catalyst of the Arab Revolt, Sharif Hussein Bin Ali bravely opposed the increasingly nationalistic Ottoman Empire during the tumultuous period of the First World War.

With its pristine white facade, intricate glass windows, and majestic minarets reaching towards the sky, Al Hussein Bin Ali mosque stands as an emblem of Islamic architecture and a captivating spectacle amidst the vibrant city life. Notably, it boasts the largest dome among all the mosques in Jordan, adding to its grandeur.

Considered a significant mosque for the citizens of Aqaba, Al Hussein Bin Ali mosque offers visitors the opportunity to meander through its elegant interior. As they explore, they can witness the city’s daily life unfolding in a tranquil and devout atmosphere. The mosque serves as a testament to the spiritual devotion of its worshippers and stands as a serene haven in the midst of the city’s hustle and bustle.