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| A comprehensive
guide
to current and future events and exhibitions in
the UAE |
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Valuable concise reference source on the UAE,
covering political system, economy, business, history and
heritage,
education, women, healthcare, tourism and environment. |
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Natural history of the UAE,
covering all animals and plants recorded in the
Emirates. |
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Report by National US Arab Chamber of Commerce on the
UAE. Vol XV, No 3, June 2007. Includes analysis of UAE economy. |
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General Information
Archaeological sites
Architecture
Art and art galleries
Cultural tours
Forts
Mosques
Museums and heritage villages
Poetry, dance, music, drama
Souqs
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UNITED ARAB EMIRATES MOSQUES
salat) is performed by rows of men who bow and prostrate themselves under the imam's guidance. All worshippers leave their shoes outside the mosque, before entering. Jumeirah Mosque in Dubai is a particularly attractive mosque to visit, especially as it is lit-up just after sunset. The Grand Mosque in Abu Dhabi is still under construction and will be one of the largest mosques in the world when it is finished.
The oldest extant mosque in the Emirates is probably Bidya mosque in Fujairah and is open to visitors. Every community in the Emirates has access to a mosque where Muslims are called to prayer five times a day. The main day of worship is Friday when the main prayer sessions are held at dawn, midday and sunset.
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