Here Are The 28 Bahrain Mosques That’ll Host Friday Prayers This Month

If you’ve ever tried to find a spot for Friday prayers during Ramadan, you know the struggle is real! Between the sun beating you down and the crowds, things can get pretty packed.

The Sunni Endowments Directorate has just announced that 28 mosques across the Kingdom will be temporarily converted into congregational mosques (Jamea) specifically for the Holy Month of Ramadan

According to Shaikh Dr. Rashid bin Mohammed Al Hajri, Chairman of the Sunni Endowments Council, the goal is to make sure everyone has a serene and comfortable environment to pray. By opening these extra spots, they’re easing the pressure on the major congregational mosques and making Friday prayers more accessible for families in every neighborhood.

 

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Where to pray: the full list!

Check out the list below to find the temporary Friday prayer spot closest to you:

Muharraq Governorate

• Al Buraishid Mosque (Al Hidd)
• Haya bint Mohammed Al Buflasa Mosque (Al Hidd)
• Aisha Al Rashid Mosque (Diyar Al Muharraq)
• Ummahat Al Mu’minin Mosque (Arad)
• Osama bin Zaid Mosque (Arad)
• Al Bin Khater Mosque
• Ali bin Ibrahim Al Zayani Mosque (Muharraq)
• Omar bin Abdulaziz Mosque
• South Busaiteen Mosque
• Hessa bint Khalifa Al Amari Mosque (Busaiteen)

Southern Governorate

• Al Ikhlas Mosque (Isa Town)
• Badriya Jafar Al Marbati Mosque (East Riffa/Al Buhair)
• Isa bin Isa Mosque (East Riffa)
• Shaikh Ali bin Khalifa Al Khalifa Mosque (East Riffa)
• Shaikh Khalifa bin Mohammed bin Salman Al Khalifa Mosque (East Riffa)
• Al Bukuwara Mosque (East Riffa)
• Abu Abdullah Salman Al Farisi Mosque (East Riffa)
• Al Muhajireen Mosque (Al Hajiyat)
• Hunain Mosque (East Riffa)
• Amr bin Al Aas Mosque (East Riffa)
• Shaikha Fatima bint Ahmed Al Khalifa Mosque (Zallaq)

Northern Governorate

• Al Duwaisan Mosque (Hamad Town – Roundabout 1)
• Al Aziz Mosque (Hamad Town – Roundabout 5)
• Abdulrahman bin Awf Mosque (Hamad Town – Roundabout 10)
• Abu Ayyub Al Ansari Mosque (Hamad Town – Roundabout 21)
• Asma bint Abi Bakr Mosque (Hamad Town – Roundabout 21)
• Hamza bin Abdulmuttalib Mosque (Hamad Town – Roundabout 21)

Capital Governorate

• Saad bin Abi Waqqas Mosque (Um Al Hassam)

 

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Ramadan Kareem!

Whether you’re in the heart of the Capital or the quiet neighborhoods of Riffa, these extra spaces ensure that the spirit of togetherness remains at the forefront of the Holy Month.

The Council has also extended its heartfelt congratulations to HM King Hamad and HRH Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa, as well as the entire nation, as residents head into this blessed month.

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