The Abuja National Mosque, also known as the Nigerian National Mosque, is a prominent religious landmark in Abuja, Nigeria, open to Muslims and non-Muslims alike, except during prayer times. The mosque's architectural grandeur makes it a worthwhile visit, generally taking about 1-2 hours to explore. While solo visits are possible, guided tours can enhance the experience with deeper insights into Islamic culture and the mosque's design. The site is generally accessible year-round, but modest dress is required (head coverings and appropriate attire are often provided). Entry is typically free, though donations are welcome. Accessibility for visitors with mobility issues may be limited in certain areas of the mosque. Be mindful of prayer times, as access may be restricted to observe Islamic customs.