التراث والعمارةاختيار التحرير · زيارة حرّة
Inside the Hassan II Mosque on the Atlantic
One of the few mosques in Morocco open to non-Muslim visitors, on guided tours, set on the ocean’s edge with a minaret about 210 m high.
- أفضل وقتMorning tours are usually less crowded; the esplanade is at its best at sunset.
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لماذا تذهب
Completed in 1993, the Hassan II Mosque stands on a promontory over the Atlantic in Casablanca, its minaret, about 210 metres tall, visible from much of the city. It is one of the very few mosques in Morocco that non-Muslim visitors can enter, on guided tours held outside prayer times.
The tours show the scale of the prayer hall and the craftsmanship gathered from across the country: carved cedar, painted ceilings, marble and zellige. Afterwards, the vast esplanade by the sea is a good place to watch the light change, especially late in the day.
ماذا تتوقع
A guided tour in several languages, lasting around an hour, for which a ticket is paid on site. Visitors are expected to dress modestly (arms and legs covered; women are often asked to cover their hair) and to remove shoes inside.
نصائحنا
- We could not find an official online schedule: tour times change on Fridays, during Ramadan and on religious holidays, so check on arrival or with your accommodation.
- Many websites resell tours; you do not need an intermediary to buy a ticket at the mosque.
- Come back to the esplanade at sunset for the view, even if you toured in the morning.
نصائح من فريق التحرير وليست قواعد رسمية: تحقق من المواعيد والشروط في عين المكان.
أين يقع
جارٍ التحميل…
المصادر
تم التحقق من معلومات هذه الصفحة بتاريخ 25 أكتوبر 2026 من مصادر موثوقة، لكن ليس كلها من مصدر رسمي: تأكد من التفاصيل العملية قبل الذهاب.
- Hassan II Mosque, Casablanca — Lonely Planet · تمت مراجعته في 25/10/2026
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