Islamic sites in Jordan

King Abdullah Mosque

King Abdullah Mosque

The King Abdullah I Mosque is in Amman, Jordan. It is a famous and important Islamic place. The mosque was built to honor King Abdullah I, who started modern Jordan. It has a big blue dome, and many people can pray inside at the same time.

Abu Darwish Mosque

The Abu Darwish Mosque is in Amman, Jordan. It is famous for its special design. The mosque was built in the 1960s and is on the highest hill in Amman. From there, you can see the whole city. It is a popular place for people to pray and an important symbol of Islamic culture in the city.

Al-Husseini Mosque

Al-Husseini Mosque

The Al-Husseini Mosque is in the center of downtown Amman. It is one of the oldest and biggest mosques in the city. The mosque is very important for religion and culture. Many people go there for Friday prayers and other Islamic activities. In 2024, the mosque was updated and improved.

Prophet Shuaib Mosque

Prophet Shuaib Mosque

The Prophet Shuaib Mosque is in the town of Wadi Musa, close to Petra, the ancient city. People believe that Prophet Shuaib, who is mentioned in the Quran, is buried there. Many local people come to pray, and visitors exploring Petra also visit the mosque.

Abu Obeida Mosque

Abu Obeida Mosque

The Abu Obeida Mosque is located in the Jordan Valley. It is named after Abu Obeida ibn al-Jarrah, one of the companions of Prophet Muhammad. The mosque is an important religious site, as it is believed that Abu Obeida is buried there. Many people visit the mosque to pray and to remember the history of this respected Islamic figure.

Shurahbil ibn Hasana

The shrine of the companion Shurahbil ibn Hasana

The shrine of the companion Shurahbil ibn Hasana is in the Jordan Valley. Shurahbil was a friend of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ and an important leader in early Islam. People visit the shrine to ask for blessings and remember his role in spreading Islam.

Jafar ibn Abi Talib

The shrine of Jafar ibn Abi Talib

The shrine of Jafar ibn Abi Talib is a special place honoring him. It is where people go to remember his life and contributions to Islam. Many visit the shrine to ask for blessings and show respect for his strong faith and bravery.

Cave, or Ashab al-Kahf

Cave, or Ashab al-Kahf

The Companions of the Cave, or Ashab al-Kahf, are young men in the Quran. They ran away from their city to escape danger because of their faith. They hid in a cave and fell asleep for many years. When they woke up, the world had changed. Their story is about believing in God and being patient. Many people visit the cave to remember them.

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