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Al Amri Mosque

Al Amri Mosque consists of two closed prayer halls. Photo ⓒ Qatar Museums.

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Al Amri Mosque is a traditional mosque with a fountain and a minaret.

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Before planning your trip, please consult our Visitor Guidelines, which include information about visiting mosques.

Al Amri is a very small, traditional mosque. Its courtyard can be accessed through a north and a south entrance. Built in 1939, this traditional mosque consists of two enclosed prayer halls (one of which was originally open), a minaret, a fountain and a small washroom.

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