Al Mamzer Mosque (237)

Name: Al Mamzer Mosque (237)
Address: Al Khaleej Street, Deira, Dubai
Telephone: +971 46087777

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Al Khaleej Street, Deira, Al Mamzar, Al Mamzar, Deira, Dubai

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Al Mamzer Mosque (237)

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+971 46087777

Al Khaleej Street, Deira, Al Mamzar, Al Mamzar, Deira, Dubai

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Al Mamzer Mosque is a serene place of worship located conveniently in Deira, Dubai. A peaceful spot for prayer and reflection in the Al Mamzar area.

Nestled in the vibrant Al Mamzar neighborhood of Deira, Al Mamzer Mosque offers a tranquil space for the community's spiritual needs. As a key religious centre in the area, it serves both residents and visitors, providing a welcoming environment for daily prayers and religious observance. Its accessible location on Al Khaleej Street makes it a convenient destination for those seeking a peaceful place for reflection and connection in Dubai.

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Al Khaleej Street, Deira, Al Mamzar, Al Mamzar, Deira, Dubai

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