Qatar's most gorgeous & unique mosques

The Imam Abdul Wahhab Mosque was constructed in 2011 to serve as the state mosque and houses an impressive 30,000 worshipper capacity. It features beautiful and authentic Islamic architecture and has a captivating atmosphere, with its various handwoven, patterned rugs, and 28 chandeliers that automatically dim to adjust against the natural light filtering through its windows. The mosque is conveniently located close to numerous hospitality attractions and shopping destinations such as The Gate Mall and City Center Mall.

Located in the heart of Katara Cultural Village, the Katara Mosque offers a stunning visual experience with glittering turquoise and purple mosaic tiles that adorn its exterior walls. Brought to life by renowned designer, Zainab Fadil Oglu, the mosque is equally aesthetically pleasing on the inside; the interior offers a warm yet light ambience with colourful patterns and a large central chandelier that complement the mosque’s façade. Katara Cultural Village is a perfect destination for families, with numerous eateries, a promenade, concert halls and exhibition galleries and running and cycling tracks in the nearby lush landscapes of Katara Hills. 

Arguably one of Qatar’s most elegant places of worship, Msheireb Mosque intricately fuses together elements of classic Islamic and modernist architecture. Gorgeously adorned throughout with geometric patterning, the mosque features a specially tailored daylight and sunlight design, meaning that no artificial lighting is required during daylight hours. Set in the heart of Msheireb Downtown Doha, the mosque is ideally positioned close to some of the city’s most famous attractions, including Souq Waqif.