Inauguration of Sabil Al-Ihsan Mosque in Sharjah

Sharjah 24: The Sharjah Department of Islamic Affairs has inaugurated Sabil Al-Ihsan Mosque in the Al Dabdaba North neighbourhood of Sharjah. Built through the generous donation of a philanthropist, the mosque can accommodate up to 150 worshippers.

A Blend of Islamic and Traditional Architecture

Sabil Al-Ihsan Mosque features a design that harmonises Islamic architectural style with traditional elements. Constructed to blend seamlessly with its surroundings, the mosque has a rectangular structure adorned with muqarnas (decorative corbels), reminiscent of heritage elements used in historical architecture. The exterior walls are embellished with arched windows adorned with intricate geometric Islamic patterns, adding an artistic touch to the façade.

The mosque’s minaret rises to a height of 23.5 metres, showcasing a cylindrical structure adorned with geometric motifs and latticework. It is crowned with a small dome topped by a metallic crescent, giving the mosque a distinctive visual presence in the area.

A Spiritual and Community Hub

The opening of Sabil Al-Ihsan Mosque adds to Sharjah’s growing network of spiritual landmarks, providing a space for worship and religious awareness. In addition to daily prayers, the mosque will host lectures and community programmes aimed at promoting religious education and social well-being.