The King Hussein Mosque in Amman (not Mā‘īn) is one of the largest and most significant mosques in Jordan, known for its stunning architecture and peaceful atmosphere. Accessibility is generally good, though some areas may have limited access for those with mobility issues. It is suitable for both solo and guided visits, with guided tours often providing deeper insights into Islamic culture and the mosque's history. There are no significant seasonal restrictions, but dressing modestly (covering shoulders, arms, and legs) is required for both men and women, and women will likely need to cover their heads. Entry is usually free, though donations are welcome. A typical visit lasts about 1-2 hours, allowing time to explore the prayer hall and surrounding courtyards. Note that non-Muslims may have restricted access during prayer times.