Sites & Landmarks
The Spirit and Architecture Imprint
Sheikh Aziz Mosque and Shrine - Sehla
This mosque and shrine embody the essence of Sufism in Bahrain, featuring simple yet spiritually symbolic architecture. It boasts an elegant minaret and a prayer hall where traditional ornamentation blends seamlessly into a serene and contemplative atmosphere.
A fusion of local stone and delicate decorations, creating a space of tranquility and reflection.
Where Knowledge Meets Art...
Beit Al-Quran - Manama
A cultural masterpiece that preserves ancient Quranic manuscripts while showcasing exquisite Islamic architecture. Built with a harmonious geometric style, its arches and motifs inspired by Islamic art integrate beautifully with modern construction techniques.
Intricately decorated facades, a ceiling designed with geometric patterns inspired by traditional Islamic schools.
The Oldest Islamic Landmark in the Gulf
Al Khamis Mosque - Southern Manama
One of the oldest mosques in the region, reportedly dating back to the 7th century CE. It stands as a testament to an important historical era in Bahrain’s Islamic heritage, recognized for its twin minarets that reflect the early architectural style of Islamic mosques.
Solid stone construction, classical arches, and narrow windows that enhance the spiritual ambiance.
History Embodied in Clay and Stone
Bahrain Fort – Northern Manama
A towering fortress narrating Bahrain’s history since the third millennium BCE. Layers of time merge in its structure, hosting Islamic influences alongside the remnants of the ancient Dilmun civilization.
Massive walls built with fortification techniques blending Islamic castle designs with coastal defenses.
