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Alsouq Alsagheer Tunnel, Al Haram، Gents on Level P9, Ladies on Level P10, Makkah 24231, Saudi Arabia
The mosque is really beautiful and so big but the one thing that i don’t like are that the windows are so dirty and its hard to film through them after all mostly people go there for the view so I think they should regularly clean the windows, but the coolest thing about this mosque that the imaam doesn’t need to be there physically because the tower is in Al-Haram’s territory so the imaam of al haram lead the prayer and his voice will be transmitted to the mosque’s sound system. I highly recommend if you have time then visit this mosque the view is worth it. Hopefully my review was helpful for you if you have any feedback do let me know and if you have any questions feel free to ask.
Very big prayer hall with stunning view of Masjid Al Haram. The hall is clean, comfy and provide you with Korans and its table stand so you can recite the holy verses when waiting for prayer times. Why not 5 stars? I wish they have ablution place nearby. The prayer hall is in P9/P10, while the nearest ablution place is in P4. The slow elevators which stop at almost every floor doesn’t help. But still, when Masjid al Haram is so crowded (as in this winter months), the prayer hall is a next best alternative than praying in Masjid terraces. It’s following the Masjid’s Imam, hence you arguably could expect to get 100.000 multiplications as well when praying here.
Firstly when visiting here, still amazed that we can join haram's praying without waiting for lift and run to enter the haram. The imam's voice can be heard here. The place can accommodate about 500 jamaah for muslims and hundreds muslimah. The footwear racks are abundant and you can put them in safely. The drawbacks is the ablution place. You have to go to P4 toilet to take ablution or better you take it at your room. But first thing, better you spare much time to go to harom, and praying there. Enjoying every moments for your spritual journey before you return home.









