The Sunni Endowments Directorate has just made a big announcement for Ramadan..

32 mosques across Bahrain have been temporarily designated as Jamea mosques, meaning they will host Friday prayers starting from the first Friday of the holy month!

This move is part of the Directorate’s efforts to make worship more accessible and convenient for everyone during this special time. Dr. Shaikh Rashid bin Mohammed bin Futais Al Hajri, Chairman of the Sunni Endowments Council, highlighted the council’s dedication to meeting the needs of worshippers throughout Ramadan. He also took a moment to express gratitude to His Majesty King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa and His Royal Highness Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa, the Crown Prince and Prime Minister, for their unwavering support of religious initiatives and community service.

Here’s a list of the mosques where you can join the Jamea prayers:

Muharraq Governorate:

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• Adel Ahmadi Mosque, East Hidd
• Haya bint Mohammed Al Bouflasa Mosque, Hidd
• Aysha Al Rasheed Mosque, Diyar Al Muharraq
• Umhat Al Momineen Mosque, Arad
• Osama bin Zaid Mosque, Arad
• Ali bin Yousif Fakhro Mosque, Halat Bu Maher
• Al Bin Khater Mosque
• Ali bin Ebrahim Al Zayani Mosque
• Omar bin Abdulaziz Mosque
• Southern Busaiteen Mosque
• Hessa bint Khalifa Al Ammari Mosque, Busaiteen
• Shaikha bint Abdulrahman Mosque, Busaiteen

Southern Governorate:

• Al Ikhlas Mosque, Isa Town
• Badriya Jaafar Al Murbati Mosque, East Riffa (Al Buhair)
• Essa bin Essa Mosque, East Riffa
• Shaikh Ali bin Khalifa Al Khalifa Mosque, East Riffa
• Shaikh Khalifa bin Mohammed bin Salman Al Khalifa Mosque, East Riffa
• Bukuwara Mosque, East Riffa
• Al Bayan Mosque, East Riffa (Bukuwara)
• Abi Abdullah Salman Al Farsi Mosque, East Riffa
• Al Muhajireen Mosque, Al Hajiyat (East Riffa)
• Hunain Mosque, East Riffa (Bukuwara)
• Amr bin Al Aas Mosque, East Riffa
• Mariam Mosque, North Riffa

Northern Governorate (Hamad Town):

• Al Dowaisan Mosque, Roundabout 1
• Imam Muslim bin Al Hajjaj Mosque, Roundabout 2
• Al Aziz Mosque, Roundabout 5
• Abdul Rahman bin Ouf Mosque, Roundabout 10
• Abu Ayyub Al Ansari Mosque, Roundabout 21
• Asma That Al Netaqain Mosque, Roundabout 21
• Hamza bin Abdul Mutalib Mosque, Roundabout 21

Capital Governorate:

• Saad bin Abi Waqas Mosque, Um Al Hassam

With these mosques opening their doors for Friday prayers throughout Ramadan, it’s a great opportunity for the community to come together and embrace the spirit of the holy month.

Whether you’re in the heart of the Capital or in the quieter regions, there’s a place for you to join in worship.