• Jumeirah Grand Mosque is one of four Dubai mosques that are being illuminated with light projections throughout Ramadan. All photos: Dubai Media Office
    Jumeirah Grand Mosque is one of four Dubai mosques that are being illuminated with light projections throughout Ramadan. All photos: Dubai Media Office
  • The illuminations are a highlight of 2025’s #RamadanInDubai campaign
    The illuminations are a highlight of 2025’s #RamadanInDubai campaign
  • Sheikh Rashid Bin Mohammed Mosque, as well as Jumeirah Grand Mosque, Al Khawaneej Mosque and Zabeel Grand Mosque are illuminated
    Sheikh Rashid Bin Mohammed Mosque, as well as Jumeirah Grand Mosque, Al Khawaneej Mosque and Zabeel Grand Mosque are illuminated
  • The entire mosque buildings, including their minarets and domes, are lit up with intricate designs
    The entire mosque buildings, including their minarets and domes, are lit up with intricate designs
  • The spectacular lighting effects also extend to the mosque floors
    The spectacular lighting effects also extend to the mosque floors
  • The initiative is part of a new project titled Anwaar Dubai by Brand Dubai, the creative arm of the Government of Dubai Media Office
    The initiative is part of a new project titled Anwaar Dubai by Brand Dubai, the creative arm of the Government of Dubai Media Office
  • The light projections at Al Khawaneej Mosque
    The light projections at Al Khawaneej Mosque

Dubai mosques lit up for Ramadan to celebrate emirate's cultural heritage


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Four of Dubai's most famous mosques have been lit up with projections to celebrate the holy month of Ramadan.

Jumeirah Grand Mosque, Al Khawaneej Mosque, Sheikh Rashid Bin Mohammed Mosque and Zabeel Grand Mosque are adorned with light projections as part of a campaign to mark Ramadan, Dubai Government Media Office said. The projections are designed to celebrate the emirate's cultural heritage during the holy month.

The creative initiative aligns with Dubai’s efforts to blend art, technology, and cultural expression to enhance the community’s experience of their urban environment, said Shaima Al Suwaidi, director of Brand Dubai, the creative arm of the media office.

The title of the project is Anwaar Dubai, which is designed to reflect Brand Dubai's “commitment to celebrating religious and national occasions in innovative ways, not only capturing the essence of Ramadan but also enriching the emirate’s aesthetic atmosphere”.

The initiative combines advanced lighting technology with unique visual artistry to present Dubai’s cultural and Islamic identity in a modern form, said Mahra Al Youha, member of the organising committee of the #RamadanInDubai campaign.

Updated: March 07, 2025, 5:00 PM