Samaya Hotel Apartments Sharjah

Al Huda and other Mosques

by Kuznetsov_Sergey

There are 300 mosques in Sharjah city, all of which are built facing the holy city of Makkah in Saudi Arabia. I even don’t know their names. Giant Al Huda Mosque located on the Arouba Road. You can see some of them on my hidden pics.

You may watch my high resolution photo of Sharjah on the Google Earth according to the following coordinates 25° 19' 30.21" N 55° 22' 22.27" E or on my Google Earth Panoramio Al Huda Mosque.

and according to the following coordinates 25° 20' 38.77" N 55° 24' 21.08" E or on my Google Earth Panoramio Mosque .

Al Qasba

by Kuznetsov_Sergey

Al Qasba area with its Channel is known as ‘Sharjah’s Venice’ and the Islamic designed buildings on the channel banks includes educational and Islamic organizations as well as scientific and cultural institutes, semi governmental institutes, including the social society, and Arabic Language Protection Society. These buildings are characterized by classical Islamic architecture.

You can watch my 3 min 59 sec HD Video Sharjah Al Khan bay and Al Quasba evening walk part 1 out of my Youtube channel with Hussein El Masri – Allah, Alik, Allah
and my 3 min 38 sec HD Video Sharjah Al Quasba evening walk part 2 with Reviyat a Maerkidim Ensemble – Leorch Chiyoouer.

Al Jazeera Park and Sharjah Desert Park

by Kuznetsov_Sergey

Distinctive landmarks are a number of recreational areas and public parks such as Al Jazeirah Fun Park and Al Buheirah Corniche.
This park is considered to be one of the most family- oriented parks in the emirate, built on an approximate area of 250,000 square meter on an island inside Khalid lagoon facing the central mall.

Visits to Sharjah

by pakistanibrain

"Trips to Sharjah, which is close to Dubai"

When I went to Sharjah for the first time it was, to visit a relative of mine for an evening during my trip to Dubai in April 2006. I just saw the campus of the American University there that day, which was quite impressive. I didn't get to see anything in the city though.

After moving to Dubai, I visited Sharjah (the city) on a weekend and spent a whole day there, driving around the city which was quite difficult sometimes because of the bad traffic there.

"Traffic"

Sharjah is a quite crowded city with many apartment buildings, but also some nice green spots and "must-see" places. There are a lot of people who live in Sharjah and work in Dubai, because rents in Sharjah are much cheaper. And that creats a lot of traffic between both cities during the rush hours.