What is the dress code?

Shoulders and knees must be covered. Women must wear brown abaya (provided free at entrance). Remove shoes before entering prayer hall

Yes, photography is allowed inside and outside the mosque. Be respectful during prayer and avoid photographing worshippers without permission

King Abdullah I Mosque - Travel Guide

King Abdullah I Mosque, also known as the Blue Mosque, is one of Amman's most iconic landmarks. Built in 1989 as a memorial by King Hussein to his grandfather King Abdullah I, founder of modern Jordan. Its stunning blue dome is 35 meters in diameter, decorated with Quranic inscriptions, and is one of the largest blue domes in the world. The mosque accommodates 7,000 worshippers inside the octagonal prayer hall, with an additional 3,000 in the courtyard. This is the only mosque in Amman that openly welcomes non-Muslim visitors. The design blends classical and modern Islamic styles with distinctive blue mosaic tiles.