Jumeirah Mosque in Dubai offers a unique cultural and educational experience, being one of the few mosques in the city open to non-Muslims. Guided tours, primarily offered by the Sheikh Mohammed Centre for Cultural Understanding (SMCCU), are highly recommended and practically mandatory for interior access, typically costing around 35 AED per person and lasting about 75-90 minutes, providing invaluable insights into Islamic culture and religion. The mosque is generally accessible, though visitors must adhere to a strict modest dress code (long sleeves, long trousers/skirts, headscarf for women), with attire often provided free of charge. It operates year-round, but checking specific timings, especially during religious holidays like Ramadan, is advisable. Photography is usually permitted, making it a great spot for capturing its beautiful Fatimid-style architecture.