Only after 4.30.p.m. according to the website. Try this website ~~~ zgmc.gov.ae/en/home

モスクまで乗ったタクシーの運転手に待っていてもらうか、7時に戻って来て欲しいと伝えるのが一番楽で効率がいいのではないでしょうか。ドバイとアブダビはUberも使えるそうですが、もし携帯が使えるならアプリをいれておいてもいいかもしれません。

likely still needed. check with your airline regarding entry requirements into the Emirates. You need required documentation BEFORE they will let you board. OR check Emirates travelers page to see what they are currently requiring!!!

Greetings, Sheikh Zayed Grand mosque conveys you its sincere regards, and thank you for your interest in visiting Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque Center. The Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque welcomes you and wishes you a unique experience and memorable journey during your visit. With the reference to your inquiry concerning the dress code, kindly note that for your comfort and convenience, we strongly recommend for visitors to wear their own clothing to the ‘Mosque Manners’ standards (attached). Specifically this means clothing of any color which is not transparent, long sleeves (to the wrist), long (to the ankle) jeans/trousers/skirts and a headscarf which covers the hair (for women) and we advise all visitors to abide by it to avoid further delays. We would also like to draw your attention to the souvenir shop at the Souq Al Jami are selling clothing for both genders. For more information, do not hesitate to contact us on our website on szgmc.gov.ae , official platforms on Instagram at @szgmc_ae, or call +97124191919. Best regards, Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque Centre

(Je ne suis pas francophone, mais j'essaie répondre au votre question.) Oui, il faut présenter tous les deux pour les adultes. Pour les enfants, je pense qu'il faut présenter un test PCR en l'espace de 48 heures - mais j'en ne suis pas sûre. Abu Dhabi est plus strict de Dubai!

No need pcr

I am not sure if 2 years children are permitted. You need to check with them . Nothing is provided for men but you need to be suitably dressed as mentioned on their website Regards