Mosques Where He Has Led Prayers
Saudi Arabia
- Al-Masjid an-Nabawi, Medina
- Masjid Quba', Medina
- Masjid Ahmad ibn Hanbal, Medina
- Masjid Hasan ash-Sha`ir, Medina
- Masjid Abdullah al-Husseini, Medina
- Masjid al-`Inabiyah, Medina
- Masjid Bir al-Walidayn, Mecca
- Masjid ash-Shu`aybi, Jeddah
- Masjid Abna' Hafiz, Jeddah
- Masjid `A'ishah, Jeddah
- Masjid al-Lami, Jeddah
- Masjid al-Ihsan, Riyadh
Kuwait
- Masjid as-Sabah, Al-`Aridiyah: Ramadan 1428, 1429, and 1430 AH
- Grand Mosque, Kuwait City: Ramadan 1429 AH
United Arab Emirates
- Sheikh Zayed Mosque, Ajman: Ramadan 1429, 1430, and 1431 AH
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