Ibrahim-al-Ibrahim Mosque
Mosque of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques
A large mosque donated by the Saudi king, its white minaret standing at Europa Point. It is one of the largest mosques in a country where Muslims are not the majority.
Built in 1997 with funds from King Fahd of Saudi Arabia at a cost of about £5 million, the minaret is about 71 m tall. Together with the nearby Trinity Lighthouse, it forms the iconic image of Europa Point. Visitors are welcome outside prayer times. Dress modestly, women should bring a headscarf, and shoes must be removed inside. The mosque is closed to visitors during Friday midday prayers. Take bus No. 2 from the city centre to Europa Point. Entry is free.
Opening hours
Outside Mass times
Nearby sights
- Europa Point & Trinity Lighthouse
- Shrine of Our Lady of Europe
- Gorham's Cave Complex
- O'Hara's Battery
- Mediterranean Steps
- 100 Ton Gun (Napier of Magdala Battery)
- St Michael's Cave
- Windsor Suspension Bridge