Beyond its role as a place of worship, the State Grand Mosque serves as a hub for religious instruction and community engagement, hosting a diverse array of social, educational, and cultural programs throughout the year. Visitors of all backgrounds are welcomed during non-prayer times, with organized tours available to provide insights into its significance and design. Respectful attire is required, with scarves provided for women to cover their heads, and abayas offered as needed. As a gesture of reverence, shoes must be removed before entering the mosque, and food is prohibited within its premises. Additionally, photography is restricted in certain areas, and children under seven are not permitted, ensuring an atmosphere of decorum and reverence.