The mosque in the Jumeirah district along the Persian Gulf, known for its tourist-oriented beach resorts and large expatriate population.

The Jumeirah Mosque served as the headquarters of the SMCCU, an organization associated with Sheik Mohammed, until the group moved to the Bur Dubai neighborhood.

[10] The entrance intended for Muslims bears Quranic epigraphy from the Surah At-Tawbah, stressing the importance of daily prayer.

[12] The epigraphy within mosque's prayer hall recites the Victory verse of the Qur'an, common found in religious sites established by governments.

The interior ornament bears visual similarities to the Alhambra, a complex built by the Nasrids in Spain that has inspired architectural homages both in Muslim world and in the West.

Though the mosaic lining the dome also resembles traditional Islamic design, the usage of non-primary colors throughout the lower half of the mosque marks a departure from the style.

Tours are led by individual Muslim guides of varying national and ethnic backgrounds, and take place outside of times of prayer.