Mohammad Al-Amin Mosque
A massive Ottoman-inspired blue-domed mosque in downtown Beirut, built to honor the late Prime Minister Rafik Hariri. It stands next to Christian churches symbolizing Lebanese coexistence.
Advertisement
✨ Historical Significance
Why Mohammad Al-Amin Mosque Matters
Ranked #66 among the world's top 100
A symbol of Lebanon's post-civil-war reconstruction and interfaith coexistence.
Built
2008
Location
Lebanon
Annual Visitors
300,000
Advertisement
📅 Plan Your Visit to Mohammad Al-Amin Mosque
Best Season
Spring & Autumn
Recommended months: April to June, September to November
Temperature
Average: 18–28°C (64–82°F)
Visit Duration
Recommended: 30 min – 1.5 hours
Entry Fee
$5–$20 USD (check current rates)
Dress Code
Remove shoes before entering. Women must cover hair with a scarf. Cover arms and legs. Men should avoid shorts. Some mosques provide coverings.
Getting There
Located in Beirut, Lebanon. Reach Beirut by domestic flights, trains, or buses from major cities. Local transport (taxi, tuk-tuk, or ride-sharing) available from Beirut center to the site. Check local transport options for the most convenient route.
Advertisement
💡 Travel Tips for Visiting Mohammad Al-Amin Mosque
Visit between prayer times. Most mosques close to tourists during Friday noon prayers.
Women should bring a headscarf. Some mosques provide coverings at the entrance.
Currency: Lebanese Pound (LBP). Carry small bills for entrance fees and donations.
Language: Arabic, French. Learn basic greetings in the local language — locals appreciate the effort.
Best time to visit: April to June, September to November. Visa on arrival for many nationalities.
Advertisement
❓ Frequently Asked Questions about Mohammad Al-Amin Mosque
Everything you need to know before visiting Mohammad Al-Amin Mosque.
1Where is Mohammad Al-Amin Mosque located?
▼
Mohammad Al-Amin Mosque is located in Beirut, Lebanon. It is ranked #66 in our Top 100 World Mosques list.
2When was Mohammad Al-Amin Mosque built?
▼
Mohammad Al-Amin Mosque was built in 2008. A symbol of Lebanon's post-civil-war reconstruction and interfaith coexistence.
3What is the best time to visit Mohammad Al-Amin Mosque?
▼
The best time to visit Mohammad Al-Amin Mosque in Lebanon is during April to June, September to November. This is the Spring & Autumn when weather is most comfortable for sightseeing, with average temperatures of 18–28°C (64–82°F).
4How much does it cost to visit Mohammad Al-Amin Mosque?
▼
Entry fees for Mohammad Al-Amin Mosque are approximately $5–$20 USD (check current rates). Prices may vary by season and nationality. Check the official website for current rates.
5How long should I spend at Mohammad Al-Amin Mosque?
▼
Plan to spend 30 min – 1.5 hours at Mohammad Al-Amin Mosque. Take time to appreciate the architecture and historical significance.
6What should I wear when visiting Mohammad Al-Amin Mosque?
▼
Remove shoes before entering. Women must cover hair with a scarf. Cover arms and legs. Men should avoid shorts. Some mosques provide coverings.
7How many people visit Mohammad Al-Amin Mosque each year?
▼
Mohammad Al-Amin Mosque receives approximately 300,000 visitors per year, making it one of the popular mosques in Lebanon.
8How do I get to Mohammad Al-Amin Mosque?
▼
Located in Beirut, Lebanon. Reach Beirut by domestic flights, trains, or buses from major cities. Local transport (taxi, tuk-tuk, or ride-sharing) available from Beirut center to the site. Check local transport options for the most convenient route.
9Do I need a visa to visit Lebanon?
▼
Visa on arrival for many nationalities. The local currency is Lebanese Pound (LBP). Lebanon is in the UTC+2 timezone.
Advertisement
🗺️ Explore More Sites
← Previous in ranking
#65 Grand Mosque of Kuwait
Kuwait City, Kuwait
Next in ranking →
#67 Tokyo Camii
Tokyo, Japan
🎯 Nearby Attractions
- •Local museums and cultural centers in Beirut
- •Traditional markets and local cuisine near Beirut
Advertisement