Will Muslims buy a house next to the mosque?

Mainly depends on whether you can afford a house. Generally speaking, the location of mosques is very particular. In addition to the basic needs of life, transportation, parties, markets, etc. It takes a lot of time to find the best location of urban geomantic omen. Generally, most of them rely on the "urban core" without losing the excellent feng shui position of "facing the mountains and water". As a "holy land in reality", the area around the mosque must be the most suitable place for the whole city to live. At present, mosques in many foreign countries are open to the outside world and are well-known local tourist attractions, and many people visit them every year. For example, jumeirah mosque, the most beautiful and largest city in Dubai, is a shining example of modern architecture and one of the must-see tourist projects in Dubai. Therefore, the area with mosques must be an excellent location, which leads to the high price and quality of houses in this area, and even some developers position the real estate in this area as high-end boutique, which leads to the screening of real estate customers, who must have ideal income in the city and need to meet their own needs to improve their living environment. To sum up, it mainly depends on whether the location and price can be accepted by buyers, not whether it is next to the mosque.