Located in the heart of the city near Reem Island and Al Wahda Mall, this gurudwara was built on land allocated by the Abu Dhabi government in 2009 and officially inaugurated in 2012. It features architecture that combines modern design with traditional Sikh arches and domes. Gurdwara mata sahib kaur ji-Abu dhabi Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates
In a nation often defined by its glittering skyscrapers and architectural superlatives, a different kind of landmark has risen in the capital of the UAE. It doesn't seek to touch the clouds, but rather, to touch the heart. gurudwara abu dhabi
For decades, the Sikh community in Abu Dhabi worshipped in private homes and rented halls. In 2017, the Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi, Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, gifted 25,000 square feet of land for the construction of a permanent Gurudwara. This gesture was part of the UAE’s wider "Year of Tolerance," a move that deeply moved the Sikh diaspora worldwide. Located in the heart of the city near
The foundation stone was laid in a historic ceremony, and since its opening, the Gurudwara has transformed from a mere place of worship into a community hub. It doesn't seek to touch the clouds, but
Note: Timings may change during winter/summer or special Sikh festivals.
Situated in the industrial M11 sector of Musaffah, this gurudwara grew from humble beginnings as a small prayer room in a labor camp. It is known for its unassuming facade—resembling the surrounding workshops—but serves as a sanctuary for thousands of workers.
Unlike the opulent marble structures of Dubai or the historic temples of India, Gurudwara Abu Dhabi has a distinct character. The building is a clean, white structure, designed to suit the harsh desert climate while retaining the sanctity of a Sikh shrine.
Located in the heart of the city near Reem Island and Al Wahda Mall, this gurudwara was built on land allocated by the Abu Dhabi government in 2009 and officially inaugurated in 2012. It features architecture that combines modern design with traditional Sikh arches and domes. Gurdwara mata sahib kaur ji-Abu dhabi Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates
In a nation often defined by its glittering skyscrapers and architectural superlatives, a different kind of landmark has risen in the capital of the UAE. It doesn't seek to touch the clouds, but rather, to touch the heart.
For decades, the Sikh community in Abu Dhabi worshipped in private homes and rented halls. In 2017, the Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi, Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, gifted 25,000 square feet of land for the construction of a permanent Gurudwara. This gesture was part of the UAE’s wider "Year of Tolerance," a move that deeply moved the Sikh diaspora worldwide.
The foundation stone was laid in a historic ceremony, and since its opening, the Gurudwara has transformed from a mere place of worship into a community hub.
Note: Timings may change during winter/summer or special Sikh festivals.
Situated in the industrial M11 sector of Musaffah, this gurudwara grew from humble beginnings as a small prayer room in a labor camp. It is known for its unassuming facade—resembling the surrounding workshops—but serves as a sanctuary for thousands of workers.
Unlike the opulent marble structures of Dubai or the historic temples of India, Gurudwara Abu Dhabi has a distinct character. The building is a clean, white structure, designed to suit the harsh desert climate while retaining the sanctity of a Sikh shrine.
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