The Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques Mosque

The Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Fahd bin Abdulaziz Mosque stands at the heart of the academic complex as an architectural masterpiece adorned with geometric designs that reflect the heritage of Islamic art. Its engineering thoughtfully incorporates a smart distribution of entrances and exits across multiple facades to accommodate the smooth flow of worshippers, with dedicated safe emergency paths in every corner. During the day, sunlight filters through upper windows designed to flood the prayer hall with natural light, while at night, innovative chandeliers and lighting units spanning the ceiling sparkle, brilliantly embodying the blend of modernity with authentic architectural tradition.

Technical Specifications and Capacity

• Total Area: The mosque extends over an area of 20,000 square meters.
• Capacity: It accommodates approximately 15,000 worshippers, making it a primary destination for daily prayers, Friday prayers, and religious events within the campus.
• Minarets and Domes: It features two minarets reaching a height of 70 meters, with a massive central dome 38 meters in diameter, decorated with exquisite Islamic geometric patterns.

Available Facilities and Services

The mosque includes integrated facilities serving students, university staff, and visitors:

• Specialized Library: Affiliated with the mosque to provide Sharia and cultural knowledge resources.
• Logistical Services: Includes rooms for the Imam and Muadhin, a meeting room, and electric elevators to facilitate movement.
• Parking: Approximately 300 parking spaces are dedicated to worshippers.
• Universal Access: The mosque is equipped with entrances and parking spaces specifically for people with disabilities.

Scientific Lessons and Lectures

• Regular Lessons: The mosque hosts scientific lessons presented by a select group of university faculty members in various Sharia sciences (Tafsir, Fiqh, Hadith). These lessons are usually held between Maghrib and Isha prayers during the academic week.
• Scientific Courses: Intensive courses are held during the two academic semesters, and detailed schedules are often announced via the University Spokesperson’s account or the official university account on the (X) platform.
• Ramadan Events: The mosque witnesses intensive activity during the holy month of Ramadan, including Taraweeh and Qiyam prayers, in addition to fatwa sessions and Q&A segments following the prayers.

Friday and Obligatory Prayers

• Friday Prayer: Held weekly and usually led by university sheikhs and professors. Any postponements or transfers in exceptional cases (such as maintenance periods or major official holidays) are announced through official channels.
• Obligatory Prayers: The mosque is open for all five daily prayers for students, staff, and visitors from outside the campus.

How to Get Updated Schedules

Since scientific schedules change seasonally, it is recommended to check the following sources for the latest 2026 updates:

• Bulletin Boards: Located at the main entrances of the mosque within the University City.
• University Mobile App: Provides alerts about events held on campus.
• Official University Website: You can follow the "Events" section or the "Deanship of Student Affairs" on the university’s website.