King Hussein Mosque

Beautiful, elegant and an authentic Mosque called King Hussein.
Designed with an Andalusian style and taste. Very well prepared, for the first time I experience it at mosques, it has internal ground heater to warm your legs and feet.
I loved praying there.

Very nice masjid but very empty only jummah salah the whole masjid is open

Beautiful mosque. I prefer this over King Abdullah I mosque.
The Friday Khutbah here was very good and relevant.

People lay carpet on the tiles outside to accommodate the high demand on Fridays.

Free parking inside which is amazing.

Wudu facilities are good and large.

If i ever go back to Jordan, i would definitely come here again and bring family & friends.

Its an amazing place 💚👏

I really like this place.

The Largest mosque in Jordan ,Build in 2005 , the mosque was designed by the Egyptian architect - Dr. Khaled Azzam.
The Mosque and held up to 5500 prayer.
Sourand by the king hussein Park.
Built in the Islamic, Omayyad-Ottoman architectural style, but very much Ammanesque in look, the mosque has four minarets and one large dome.
The mosque has huge Car Parking and good setup for disabled people.

King Hussein Mosque was built in 2005 in the reign of King Abdullah II in West Amman, specifically in Al Hussein Public Parks at King Abdullah II Street near King Hussein Medical Center. The mosque is located at an altitude of 1,013 metres (3,323 ft) above sea level and can thus be seen from most parts of Amman. It is square and features four minarets and marble floors.

Wow it’s so beautiful it’s must to visit especially in Ramadan

Beautiful mosque with museum with Prophet Mohammad hair, a letter to the Caesar of Rome and tiles from Al Quds.if the museum is closed you can ask security to let u in if you are Muslim. Very friendly security guards

Great Mosque nice design that shows the same design of old Mosques built in Jordan before

Outstanding Islamic architecture close to one of Amman’s biggest gardens.

I came here but the masjid was closed. Opened only during prayers time.

One of the most beautiful mosques in Amman , built to commemorate the memory of the late King Hussien

I enjoyed being there, the design, arts , Islamic architecture and materials used, the location of the mosque are fabulous.

A beautiful place, but it is only open to visit at prayer times as the security guy told us.

Beautiful work of art. Need modest clothes to enter. Part of the King Hussein Park. Royal automobile and children museums are close by.

It's such a calm adorable place, clean and organized, i love it.

Gorgeous mosque, and very peaceful at night. You can then take a walk in the park afterwards.

Beautiful mosque. Tourist site.

The design of the mosque and the surrounding gardens are one of the best in Jordan.