Where to Pray Eid Al Fitr in Abu Dhabi?

Muslims celebrate two Eids every year: Eid El Fitr and Eid El-Adha. Eid Al Fitr marks the end of the Holy Month of Ramadan and is celebrated during the first three days of Shawal, which is the tenth month of the Islamic calendar.

People celebrating this occasion gather with their loved ones to exchange good wishes and enjoy traditional food. Additionally, a special prayer, called Salat-al-Eid, is performed on the first day of Eid to demonstrate the importance of unity among family, friends, neighbors, and relatives.

Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque

If you are planning to pray the El Eid prayer, you better consider Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque. It is a must-see attraction due to its stunning beauty and grandeur. Built in 1996, this mosque covers 12 hectares and can accommodate up to 40,000 people at once. It features traditional Islamic, Moorish, and Mughal architectural styles.

Location: Sheik Rashid Bin Saeed Street - 5th St - Abu Dhabi

Sheikh Hamdan Bin Mohammed Al Nahyan Mosque

For those still undecided about where to pray during Eid El Fitr, consider praying at Sheikh Hamdan Bin Mohammed Al Nahyan Masjid Mosque. Located in a tranquil neighborhood in Abu Dhabi, the mosque boasts a Moroccan-inspired design with flat roofs and arches. Similar to other community mosques in Abu Dhabi, nearby shops close during prayer times.

Location: F9CP+GJ3 – Al Nahyan – Abu Dhabi

Bani Hashim Mosque

Although not as famous as the Grand Mosque, the Bani Hashim Mosque is equally stunning and has been compared to the Al Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem. Despite being recently constructed and not yet complete, the mosque's Imam warmly welcomes visitors.

Location: CF5V+MGJ – Rabdan – Abu Dhabi

Al Aziz Mosque

The Al Aziz Mosque on Al Reem Island is a familiar sight to residents and can hold up to 2000 worshippers. During Friday prayers, the mosque attracts large crowds with many spilling outside. Despite its minimalistic design, the mosque's unique architectural features make it stand out in Abu Dhabi.

Location: Al Reem Island – Tamouh – Abu Dhabi

Al Kareem Mosque

The Al Kareem Mosque, also known as Masjid Al Kareem, has a modern design combined with Islamic traditions. It is located near Marina Village, accessible to residents along the Abu Dhabi Corniche. The mosque's multi-foil arches, wall patterns, and plain dome with a crescent make it unique from other mosques in Abu Dhabi.

Location: F8F8+4JG – Al Marina – Marina Village – Abu Dhabi

Ateeq Bin Rashid Mosque

If you are unsure where to go, the Ateeq Bin Rashid Mosque is a great option for Eid El Fitr prayers. Located in a community along the Corniche, it serves as a cultural meeting point, especially during Ramadan. Despite its modern and minimalistic design, it stands out with its Moroccan-inspired minaret.

Location: F9R4+9VP – Al Danah – Zone 1 – Abu Dhabi

Mosque Of Sheikha Fatima Bint Mubarak

Have no idea where you are heading for Eid El Fitr Prayers?

Try praying at the Mosque of Sheikha Fatima Bint Mubarak.

The Mosque of Sheikha Fatima Bint Mubarak in Abu Dhabi has a modern design inspired by the Great Mosque of Samarra in Iraq. It features a red terracotta exterior with a spiral minaret and a cone-shaped dome with windows in the prayer hall. The stepped design of the minaret is believed to come from Mesopotamian ziggurats.

Location: Z15 – Mohammed Bin Zayed City – Abu Dhabi