Al Furjan Mosque (764)

Name: Al Furjan Mosque (764)
Address: 1 Street, Jebel Ali, Dubai
Telephone: +971 46087777

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1 Street, Jebel Ali, Furjan (Jebel Ali 1), Furjan (Jebel Ali 1), Jebel Ali, Dubai

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Al Furjan Mosque (764)

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+971 46087777

1 Street, Jebel Ali, Furjan (Jebel Ali 1), Furjan (Jebel Ali 1), Jebel Ali, Dubai

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Al Furjan Mosque provides a peaceful place of worship for the Furjan community in Jebel Ali. All are welcome to join for daily prayers and spiritual reflection.

Al Furjan Mosque, located in the heart of the Furjan community in Jebel Ali (Jebel Ali 1), serves as a central hub for spiritual activities. As a key religious centre in the area, it offers a serene environment for daily prayers and community gatherings. Whether you're a resident of Jebel Ali or visiting the neighborhood, Al Furjan Mosque is a welcoming space for all seeking spiritual fulfillment and a moment of peace.

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1 Street, Jebel Ali, Furjan (Jebel Ali 1), Furjan (Jebel Ali 1), Jebel Ali, Dubai

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