The Guinness World Record|| SKY Musallah In MAKKAH ||Highest Hanging Bridge Prayer Room In The World

Discover the beautiful Sky Musallah in Makkah, a calm place on top of Masjid Al Haram where you can see stunning views of the city. You can get there from inside the mosque, and it's free for everyone. In our video, we'll show you step by step how to find your way to the Sky Musallah. Starting from the main entrance of Masjid Al Haram, we'll guide you through the mosque until you reach the elevators or stairs that take you up. Join us as we make it easy for you to visit this peaceful place and enjoy the breathtaking views.
Makkah's officially designated "highest prayer room" has earned Saudi Arabia yet another Guinness World Record. The Sky Mossallah prayer chamber, appropriately named, is situated high in the sky above Makkah. It may be found in Jabal Omar Makkah Address. Situated atop the connecting bridge that connects the twin towers of the Address Jabal Omar Makkah hotel spanning floors 36, 37, and 38, it rises to a height of 483 metres above sea level. The area that broke the record is located 179. metres above the hotel's internal road level. With 520 seats spread across 550 square metres, the prayer area will provide guests with an amazing aerial perspective of Makkah's most revered landmarks, such as Masjid al-Haram and the Holy Kaaba. Arabic calligraphy, which adorns the walls and inscribes the many "Names of God in Islam," such as Al Muqaddim (The Advancer) and Al Mani (The Shielder and Protector), will blend Arabic and modern interior design elements. There will also be Arabic text and passages from the Holy Quran on the walls and pillars. The new prayer room set a Guinness World Record for "Highest Prayer Room Within a Skybridge" as soon as it opened. To set this record, the prayer area was raised to its present location after being erected as a 650-ton steel bridge at an elevation of 312 metres above sea level

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How to visit this Musallah if you are not staying in this hotel?

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You can go only in prayer times

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If we are not living in jabal al omar even the. We can go.???

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Yes you can go