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Mustafa Mosque: A Spiritual Landmark in Sharm El Sheikh

Discover the architectural marvel of Mustafa Mosque in Sharm El Sheikh, a blend of Ottoman and Mamluk design offering a serene spiritual experience.

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The Mustafa Mosque, a prominent landmark in Sharm El Sheikh, stands out with its stunning architecture blending Ottoman and Mamluk styles. Completed in 2008, it features two towering minarets and a magnificent dome, offering a serene and beautiful space for worship and reflection.

A brief summary to Mustafa Mosque

  • V7RX+XVJ, Second Sharm Al Shiekh, حي النور, South Sinai Governorate, EG
  • +201001704884

Local tips

  • Visit the mosque at night to witness its stunning illumination.
  • Dress respectfully when visiting the area.
  • Explore the nearby souq for shopping opportunities.
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Getting There

  • Taxi

    Taxis are readily available throughout Sharm El Sheikh. Negotiate the fare before starting your trip, as most drivers do not use meters. A short taxi ride from a nearby hotel or attraction to the Mustafa Mosque typically costs between EGP 30 to EGP 50. Ensure the price is per vehicle, not per person.

  • Public Transport

    Minibuses are a common mode of transport for locals, but it may not be the most convenient option for tourists. The only type of local urban public transport runs along the main streets of the city in Sharm el-Sheikh - fixed–route taxis, there are no large or state-owned city buses here. If you opt for a minibus, be aware that it might be difficult to navigate the routes and agree on a fair price. A ride could cost around EGP 5-10.

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The Al Mustafa Mosque, possibly the most striking building in Sharm El Sheikh, appears more like a magical castle than a traditional mosque. Designed by Egyptian architect Fouad Tawfik Hafez, its architecture is a captivating blend of Ottoman and Mamluk styles. Completed in 2008 at a cost of 31 million pounds, the mosque can accommodate around 3,000 worshippers. The mosque features two 76-meter-long minarets and gleaming domes. The exterior is illuminated with white lights, creating a mesmerizing night view. Inside, the mosque is equally stunning, adorned with lanterns, gold embellishments and intricate Arabic calligraphy. The ceilings feature beautiful glass art and low-hanging chandeliers. Non-Muslims are generally not allowed inside the mosque, but everyone can marvel at the building from the outside. The mosque is surrounded by gardens, which create a relaxing atmosphere for visitors. Al Mustafa Mosque serves as a cultural and social center for the local community, hosting various events throughout the year.

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