Upendo House - Stone Town
4.3(364 reviews)
Zanzibar, Mjini Magharibi Region
Stylish, Intimate, Peaceful
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Nestled within the historic streets of Stone Town, Said Muhoud Mosque—often referred to by locals as Ijuumaa Mosque—is a significant spiritual and architectural landmark. The mosque is admired for its well-preserved structure and beautiful interior, which have stood for many years. A unique feature of the site is the Mazaar, or mausoleum, located on the side of the building. It remains an active place of worship for all daily prayers, including the Friday Ijumaa service. The mosque provides a serene environment for reflection, with dedicated facilities including an upstairs prayer area for women, making it an essential stop for those exploring the Mjini Magharibi Region.
Said Muhoud Mosque, frequently referred to by locals as Ijuumaa Mosque, is a highly-rated spiritual site in Stone Town. Reviewers consistently highlight the beauty of the mosque's architecture, noting that it is impressive both inside and out. The site is recognized for its long history, with many visitors appreciating the sense of heritage preserved within its walls. A specific feature mentioned by guests is the Mazaar, or mausoleum, which is located on the side of the main building. For female worshippers, the mosque provides a dedicated prayer space on the upper floor, accessible via an internal staircase. Overall, the mosque is described as a peaceful and welcoming environment for all daily prayers and a must-see for those interested in Zanzibar's religious landmarks.
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