Al Salam Mosque (424)

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Al Qudra Street, Dubai Land, Dubai Sports City First (Al Hebiah 2), Dubai Sports City First (Al Hebiah 2), Dubai Land, Dubai
Al Salam Mosque (424)
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Al Salam Mosque (424)
Al Qudra Street, Dubai Land, Dubai Sports City First (Al Hebiah 2), Dubai Sports City First (Al Hebiah 2), Dubai Land, Dubai

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Discover the serene Al Salam Mosque in Dubai Sports City, a beautiful spiritual sanctuary for prayer and reflection.

Al Salam Mosque, located on Al Qudra Street in Dubai Land's Dubai Sports City First area, offers a peaceful environment for worship and community engagement. Whether you're a resident or visitor seeking a place for prayer, this mosque serves as a welcoming spiritual center in the heart of Dubai's vibrant landscape. It's a key landmark for the local community, providing a space for daily prayers and religious services.

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Al Qudra Street, Dubai Land, Dubai Sports City First (Al Hebiah 2), Dubai Sports City First (Al Hebiah 2), Dubai Land, Dubai
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