His Highness was briefed about the mosque's features, its grandeur, its location, and the amenities available to worshippers, as well as how to get to and from the mosque.

The mosque is close to a number of major attractions in the area, including the Heritage Mosque Square and Khor Kalba Fort, which makes it an ideal location for a significant number of worshippers.

 

The mosque, which was constructed in the magnificent Islamic style, occupies an area of 10,393 square feet with a 16.6-metre-high dome. The men's prayer hall has a capacity of 790, the women's prayer hall has a capacity of 90, and the outer hallway has a capacity of 200 attendees.
There are up to 1,000 parking places available, and the mosque features a library with a variety of Islamic publications, the Holy Quran, and the Prophet's honourable hadith's references.

 

During a religious sermon, His Highness listened about worship and how important it is. He also learned about the importance of mosques in Islam and how they help people get closer to God through prayers, reading the Holy Qur'an, and religious lessons and lectures organised by the Department of Islamic Affairs.

Sheikh Haitham bin Saqr Al Qasimi, Deputy Head of the Ruler's Office in Kalba City; Engineer Salah bin Butti Al Muhairi, Head of the Initiatives Implementation Authority "Mubadara"; Abdul Aziz Al Musallam, Chairman of the Sharjah Institute for Heritage; Mohammed Obaid Al Zaabi, Head of the Protocol and Hospitality Department; and Abdullah Khalifa Al Sabousi, Head of the Sharjah Islamic Affairs Department, were among those present, along with a number of regional officials and notables.