Mombasa is more than just a city; it's a historical and cultural experience. The heart of the city, Old Town, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, alive with ancient architecture and bustling markets, showcasing its Arabic, Portuguese, and Indian influences. Beyond...more
a,a im from kenya but what i saw at this mosque was not appreciating @ all i believe sadaqa is for the poor n not the reach i sat aside after prayers trying to watch the situation of how they give food and clothing to the poor but believe it or not they give sadaqa to the rich while the poor mama is sitted waiting and when she asks she is being told by a certain woman called BEGAM ati go away nothin...Read More
Mombasa is more than just a city; it's a historical and cultural experience.
The heart of the city, Old Town, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, alive with ancient architecture and bustling markets, showcasing its Arabic, Portuguese, and Indian influences.
Beyond its historical allure, Mombasa is a nature lover's paradise, offering white sandy beaches, lush tropical forests, and an abundance of marine life in the Indian Ocean.
The city's cuisine reflects its multicultural heritage, with a rich array of African, Indian, and Arabic dishes. From historical exploration to natural wonders, Mombasa is a city that offers an all-encompassing experience.
The main airport serving Mombasa is the Moi International Airport (MBA), located about 9 minutes away by car.
Other nearby airports include Ukunda (UKA), Zanzibar (ZNZ), Kilimanjaro (JRO), and Vipingo (VPG), offering various options for travelers to reach this coastal city.
Mombasa boasts a variety of Halal restaurants catering to diverse tastes.
Shehnai Restaurant: Offers Indian and barbecue cuisines.
Splendid View Restaurant Bamburi: Known for its steakhouse and seafood offerings.
Tarboush Cafe: A blend of coffee, tea, and African dishes.
Rozina Nyali: Another great spot for Indian cuisine.
Barka Restaurant: A versatile dining option. Shaam E Bahaar: Indian and barbecue flavors.
Al Hasmi Restaurant: Specializes in barbecue and Middle Eastern dishes.
Galito's: Quick bites and fast food. Al Waris Restaurant: Indian and barbecue delights. Snack Attack: Offering Mexican cuisine in a quick bite format
Visitors can also inquire with locals about the addresses of the mosques in Mombasa.
Masjid Mswalani Mji Wa Ale Road, off Abdel Nasser Road, Mombasa Kenya
Masjid Sheikh Nurien Kitumbo Road, off Moi Avenue, Mombasa Kenya
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Prayer times for Mombasa,Kenya
Mohammad Amin Raj Khan
That is very sad how such people behave towards the needy and the poor. May Allah swt make them aware of their behaviour. May Allah swt grant the poor and needy Shifa and reward them with great health and abundance of goodness.