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Details below: 1. Visit the citadel, including Hercules’ temple and the Byzantine church 2. Lunch with a view is called Dar Ne’meh, is run by women! 3. Colourful stairs are located all around the city, particularly old town! 4. Eat like a king at Hashem 5. Visit the famous blue mosque, King Abdullah I mosque 6. See the Roman theatre 7. Visit the local art galleries 8. Watch the sunset go down from a rooftop bar and cafe, there are plenty all over old city or on rainbow street. #jordania #visitjordan #mytravel #jordanian #lovejo #traveljordan #discoverjordan #livelovejordan #shareyourjordan #journeysofgirlsflatlay #neverstoptravelling #wanderlusttribe #traveltherenext #lifewelltraveled #welivetotravel #travelgirls #thattravelblog #beautifulexplorers #travelingislife #ammanjordan🇯🇴 #ammanjo #ammanjordan #middleeast #amman #travelinspiration #travelbloggers #openmyworld #travelblogging #youmustsee #travelinspo Amman . Jordan . Travel . Inspo . Holiday .
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The King Abdullah Mosque, also known as the Blue Mosque, is one of the most important landmarks in Amman, the capital city of Jordan. It was completed in 1989 and is named after King Abdullah I of Jordan, who founded the modern state of Jordan. The mosque's design is based on traditional Islamic architecture, with a large central dome and four smaller minarets surrounding it. The exterior of the mosque is covered in blue and white ceramic tiles, which gives it its distinctive appearance and has earned it the nickname "Blue Mosque". The interior of the mosque is equally impressive, with a large prayer hall that can accommodate up to 7,000 worshippers. The prayer hall is decorated with intricate patterns and calligraphy, and the central dome is supported by four massive columns. One of the most impressive features of the mosque is its large chandelier, which weighs over 11 tons and is made of Austrian crystal. The chandelier is suspended from the center of the dome and provides a stunning centerpiece to the prayer hall. Visitors to the mosque are welcome, although non-Muslims are not allowed to enter during prayer times. Visitors should dress modestly and remove their shoes before entering the mosque. Guided tours are available, and visitors can learn more about the mosque's history and significance to the people of Jordan. Overall, the King Abdullah Mosque is a stunning example of Islamic architecture and is an important symbol of Jordan's rich cultural heritage. A visit to the mosque is a must-see for anyone interested in Islamic art and architecture.
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I had the privilege of visiting this magnificent mosque in Jordan, and I was left awestruck by its sheer scale and grandeur! This stunning mosque is truly a marvel of modern Islamic architecture, with its sleek and contemporary design that exudes elegance and sophistication. The moment you step inside, you're struck by the vastness of the prayer hall, which can accommodate thousands of worshippers. The high ceilings, adorned with intricate geometric patterns, soar above you, creating a sense of reverence and humility. The gleaming marble floors, polished to perfection, reflect the light, adding to the sense of opulence and luxury. Every aspect of this mosque is meticulously designed, from the beautifully crafted mihrab to the soaring minarets that pierce the sky. The attention to detail is astounding, with every element carefully considered to create a sense of harmony and balance. But what truly sets this mosque apart is its warm and welcoming atmosphere. The community is friendly and inclusive, making visitors feel at home. The Imam's khutbah was inspiring and thought-provoking, and the congregational prayer was a powerful and moving experience. In short, this mosque is a must-visit for anyone traveling to Jordan! It's a shining example of Islamic architecture, a beacon of hope and faith, and a testament to the beauty and diversity of Muslim culture. May Allah bless this mosque and its community, and may it continue to inspire and uplift all who visit!"
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Nearby Attractions Of King Abdullah I Mosque
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XW67+F4H, Amman, Jordan
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+962 7 9806 2939
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The King Abdullah I Mosque in Amman, Jordan was built between 1982 and 1989. It is capped by a blue mosaic dome beneath which 3,000 Muslims may offer prayer. Tourists are allowed to visit. Men must have long trousers on and women must cover their heads, arms and legs.
attractions: W Amman, Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts, Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts Park, Jordan Craft Center, Rujm AlMalfouf, restaurants: Jubran Restaurant | مطعم جبران, Salaheddin Bakery, Hazourah Restaurant, L’ETO cafe, مطعم كرم بيروت, Bait Halimeh, Burj Al Hamam, Habib Beirut, % Arabica Amman The Boulevard, Romero Restaurant

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