Muslims around the world gathered at mosques on Thursday night to mark Laylat al-Qadr, Islam’s holiest night. They believe that on this night, which falls on one of the odd days in the final 10 days of Ramadan, the Quran was revealed to Prophet Muhammad. Muslims will typically spend the night worshipping, believing that the reward for doing so is greater than on any other night of the year | Middle East Eye

Rabat's mosques and streets are imbued with a spiritual atmosphere as they commemorate the Night of Power, Laylat-Al-Qadr. Worshipers offer additional prayers on the 27th night of Ramadan, widely believed to coincide with this significant event. #morocco #world #news #rabat #LaylatAlQadr #moroccoworldnews | Morocco World News

Mosques in the UAE will hold a special Eclipse Prayer, in line with Islamic tradition, as a rare Blood Moon turns the sky red on Sunday night. | The National