Mosque of Sheikh Ibrahim Al-Ibrahim

The Mosque of Sheikh Ibrahim Al-Ibrahim is a large Islamic place of worship in Caracas featuring a prominent dome and a tall minaret that shapes the city skyline. The complex includes prayer halls, classrooms for language studies, sports courts, and various communal facilities beyond the main sanctuary.

Construction of the complex began in the late 1980s under the direction of Sheikh Ibrahim Bin Abdulaziz and was completed in the early 1990s. The building was designed by a respected architect and has since become an important religious landmark for the Islamic community in the region.

The mosque serves the Islamic community as a gathering place where people come for worship and social connection, blending traditional Arabic design with local South American influences. You can observe how different areas are used by visitors and residents for both spiritual and educational purposes.

The complex is easy to locate and access from the main roads, and you can reach it by car or public transport without difficulty. Allow extra time if you want to explore the different areas and facilities on the grounds at a leisurely pace.

The minaret rises so high that it is visible from many parts of the city and distinctly changes Caracas's skyline. This vertical presence made it a reference point that people use to orient themselves throughout the urban landscape.