A new Hindu temple has been formally opened to worshippers across the UAE in Jebel Ali Village in Dubai, delivering a powerful message of tolerance, peace and harmony. The majestic structure, that blends Indian and Arabic architecture designs, issituated in a neighbourhood referred to as the emirate's 'worship village'. The temple features detailed hand carvings, ornate pillars, brass spires and striking lattice screens that blend Indian and Arabic architecture.
On the eve of #Dussehra the grand new Hindu temple in #Dubai is set to get its grand opening today, fulfilling a decades-long Indian dream!#JaiShreeRam 🚩🙏 pic.twitter.com/i9NKBXE3iH
— P!YU$H S (@SpeaksKshatriya) October 4, 2022
The 'worship village' in Jebel Ali now houses nine religious shrines, including seven churches, the Guru Nanak Darbar Sikh Gurudwara, and the new Hindu house of worship. Plans to construct the 70,000-square-foot house of worship were announced in 2020, shortly after the Covid-19 pandemic struck the city.
