In pictures: New Hindu Temple in Dubai Officially Inaugurated on Tuesday night

A majestic new Hindu Mandir (temple) is now officially opened its doors to worshippers across the UAE following the grand inauguration at Jebel Ali Village on Tuesday night, October 4, 2022, in the presence of H.E. Sheikh Nahyan bin Mubarak Al Nahyan, Board of Trustee Members, Raju Shroff & Vashu Shroff, Ambassador of India to UAE, Mr Sunjay Suhir.

Located in the Worship Village in Jebel Ali now houses seven churches, the Guru Nanak Darbar Sikh Gurdwara, and the new Hindu house of worship .

Ëverything about this Temple and the Worship Village tells a story about collaboration and peaceful coexistence” said trustee of the Hindu Temple Dubai, Raju Shroff .

Our children will be the first generation to experience a variety of religious houses in on district.

They can walk from the gurdwara to the churches to the temple as well as the Mosques and absorb the lessons, blessings and vibrations of each one,”added trustee of the Hindu Temple Dubai, Raju Shroff 

Workshippers and those seeking to visit the New Hindu Temple in Dubai are being requested to make an appointment via the official Hindu Temple Website, where they can also check the schedule for the Aartis. 

 

 

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