Welcome to Virtual Mosques, your gateway to the world’s most breathtaking places of worship, brought to you by Virtual World Internet.
Step into the spiritual beauty of the world’s most iconic
mosques through immersive virtual tours. From architectural masterpieces to centres of deep cultural and religious significance, explore sacred spaces that have inspired generations. Whether marvelling at intricate domes, walking through vast prayer halls, or admiring the finest Islamic artistry,
Virtual Mosques offers a unique opportunity to experience these awe-inspiring places from anywhere in the world.
Embark on a Virtual Journey
Embark on a journey through centuries of Islamic heritage and faith with detailed 360° panoramic views and immersive interior explorations. Witness the majesty of towering minarets, the elegance of finely crafted mosaics, and the serenity of tranquil courtyards. Our virtual tours bring to life the exquisite details of historic and modern mosques alike, showcasing the profound beauty and significance of these sacred sites. Whether you seek architectural inspiration, cultural discovery, or spiritual connection, Virtual Mosques offers an unparalleled way to explore these revered spaces.
FEATURED MOSQUE
King Hussein Mosque
The King Hussein Bin Talal Mosque, commonly known as the King Hussein Mosque, is the largest mosque in Jordan. Constructed in 2005 under the reign of King Abdullah II, it stands as a monumental tribute to his late father, King Hussein. Situated atop one of Amman’s highest hills within the Al Hussein Public Parks, the mosque’s prominent location allows it to be visible from various parts of the city. Architecturally, the mosque reflects traditional Islamic design, featuring a grand central dome, four minarets, and intricate Umayyad-style ornamentation carved in Jordanian stone. The mosque’s expansive prayer hall can accommodate up to 5,500 worshippers, with additional outdoor spaces for 2,500 more. Beyond its primary function as a place of worship, the mosque also houses the Prophet Mohammad Museum, which showcases relics and artifacts from the Prophet’s era, offering visitors a profound insight into Islamic history and culture.
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