🕌 Al Husseini Mosque — Amman 2025

One of the most iconic landmarks in downtown Amman, surrounded by busy markets and local eateries. It’s an easy stop to combine with the Roman Theater, Amman Citadel, and a walk through the old streets.

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Why visit Al Husseini Mosque?

• Central location in downtown Amman, right next to traditional markets and street food.
• Beautiful domes and minarets that look especially nice around sunset.
• A glimpse into the spiritual and cultural life of old Amman.

Dress code & etiquette (important)

• Modest clothing is required: shoulders and knees should be covered. Women are usually asked to cover their hair inside the prayer hall.
• Shoes are removed before entering the prayer hall — a light bag makes it easier to carry them.
• Access for non-worshippers may be limited during prayer times; always follow the instructions of the mosque staff.

Rules can change depending on the day and season, so it’s best to ask kindly when you arrive.

How to get there & parking Al Husseini Mosque

• Taxi / ride-hailing apps: the easiest option from Abdali, Jabal Al-Hussein or Rainbow Street.
• On foot: just a short walk from the main downtown Amman streets and markets.
• Parking: paid / private lots near Hashemite Plaza or in nearby streets.

Photography & best time

• Late afternoon and sunset give the nicest light on the domes and minarets.
• Avoid taking photos inside the prayer hall during prayer or without permission.
• Street scenes in front of the main gate capture the vibe of downtown Amman.

Nearby places to combine

• Downtown Amman — markets, local cafés and street food.
• Roman Theater — ancient amphitheater with small museums.
• Amman Citadel — panoramic views over the city.
• Nymphaeum — Roman fountain remains close to downtown.

❓ FAQ

Is there an entrance fee?
Generally, entrance to the prayer hall is free, but different arrangements may apply during special occasions.

Can non-Muslims enter the mosque?
Access to the courtyard may be allowed depending on the staff and time of day. Always follow local guidance and be respectful.

Are there facilities nearby?
You’ll find shops, cafés and basic services all around the mosque in downtown Amman.

🔗 Back to your Jordan itinerary

Add Al Husseini Mosque to your 8–12 day Jordan itinerary along with downtown Amman, the Roman Theater and the Citadel.