Haji Ali Dargah

1. Also known as the sea mosque, where the mosque is located is an island; 2. There is only a long causeway connected on land, which is submerged by the sea at high tide, and the mosque seems to float in the sea, the scenery is very strange; 3. Walking through the long dyke, first of all, there are a lot of vendors, the closer to the mosque, the more beggars, the more disabled, a little I do not want. 4. There is nothing special about the sea mosque with tens of thousands of tourists every day except some holy objects. 5. Although the sea water around the island looks dirty, it still can't stop the tourists who go to the sea to play.

The Haji & Ali Mosque can only be used at low tide in the southern Gulf of Mumbai. The road to Dalgar is a unique experience in itself, nearly 500 metres from the coast, when the sea is submerged at high tide. The mosque itself is beautiful, but the area near the entrance is a bit of garbage.

Like a small island in the sea, the long trestle road leading to the mosque along with the ebb and flow of the sea will be submerged, and the submerged period will take 5-5.5 hours to retreat.

Il s'agit d'un lieu de culte de la religion musulmane.

Although there are not many Islamic beliefs in India, the mosques here are very distinctive. The Haji Ali Muslim Church is located on an island not far from the coast, which is linked by a national mosque like Brunei. The onion-like shape of the roof is the hallmark of the mosque, because we are not Muslims, we can only look outside at the inside of the mosque.

I have been to two modern mosques in Malacca and Kota Kinabalu. This is the third more ancient, small-scale, but distinctive. And along the way, Indian Muslims worship. There is also Ali's graveyard here, very quiet.