Abu Dhabi's most extravagant mosque: Points to note when visiting

The Grand Mosque of Abu Dhabi is located on a hilltop in Abu Dhabi. It is the largest mosque in the United Arab Emirates and the eighth largest in the world. It was completed in 2007 during the Eid al-Adha festival and is a modern building entirely in Islamic style. It is also the only mosque in the UAE that is open to the public and is a place of worship in use. The mosque is clean and bright everywhere. Looking out from the inside, it feels like being in a fairyland. The blue sky can be seen in the distance, and the ground in the distance can be seen, surrounded by white buildings inlaid with gems. The Grand Mosque of Abu Dhabi is a holy place in Islam, and visitors need to respect Islamic traditions. 1. Do not wear overly revealing clothes, ladies need to cover their hair. Ladies must wear long pants and skirts to cover their feet. 2. The mosque is carpeted with Islamic carpets, and you need to enter barefoot. There are stools at the entrance for taking off and putting on shoes, and there are cabinets for storing shoes. 3. No intimate actions are allowed, such as: holding hands, draping shoulders. If you don't want to be yelled at by the administrator to stop intimate actions, it's best to follow their rules. 4. Do not make loud noises, laugh and play, do not point with your fingers, and be quiet and solemn throughout.