Oasis Mall Services: Pharmacy, Prayer Rooms, Repairs, Wi-Fi & More

People rarely search for a mall’s services until the moment they need one — a prescription on a Friday night, a broken shoe strap, a phone screen, somewhere quiet to pray. Both Oasis malls are built for exactly those everyday errands. This page lists the facilities and services you will actually find inside the Dubai (Al Quoz) and Sharjah malls, so you can plan the trip around the job you need done.

It is one part of our full Oasis Mall guide — see also the location and directions page if you are still planning how to get there.

Detail	Info
Pharmacy	Life Pharmacy in Sharjah; pharmacies inside the Dubai mall
Prayer facilities	Prayer rooms (Dubai) and a prayer area (Sharjah)
Families	Baby-changing facilities; mother and child room in Sharjah
Money	ATMs and currency exchange in both malls
Repairs (Dubai)	Mobile repair, shoe repair and key cutting
Health (Dubai)	iCare clinic, salons and pharmacies
Connectivity	Free Wi-Fi in the Dubai mall
Help desk	Customer service in both malls — directions and lost property
Car wash	In the Dubai mall car park — drop the car, shop, collect it clean
Bills and fines	Etisalat payment machine and police/RTA fine enquiry machines (Dubai)

Services at Oasis Mall Dubai

Money and essentials. ATMs and a currency exchange cover the cash jobs, and the pharmacies inside the mall handle prescriptions and the usual health shelves. A photo studio covers passport and ID photos — one of those errands that always seems to land on a workday evening. Beyond the counters, the mall also runs the unglamorous machines residents actually use week to week: an Etisalat payment machine, police and RTA fine enquiry machines, and phone booths on every level.

Family and comfort. Prayer rooms are provided inside the mall, baby-changing facilities serve parents with infants, and free Wi-Fi runs through the building. Step-free routes and lifts make the four levels manageable with a pram or a wheelchair.

Repairs and quick jobs. The Dubai mall keeps the old-school service row alive: mobile phone repair, shoe repair and key cutting — small counters, quick turnarounds, exactly the jobs the big destination malls have pushed out. Watch repair sits on the same row. Two more services hide in plain sight: gift wrapping in season, and a car wash in the car park — hand over the keys, do the shopping, come back to a clean car.

Health and grooming. An iCare clinic operates inside the mall for walk-in care, alongside salons and barbers for grooming. Pair that with the pharmacies and the mall quietly covers most of a family’s weekly list. Pharmacy names inside include Boots and Super Care, and medical centres on Sheikh Zayed Road list the mall as their home — this corner of Al Quoz treats Oasis as its local clinic stop as much as its mall.

Parking and help. Around 1,500 parking spaces, mostly free, with valet if you are in a rush — details are on our location page. For anything lost or unclear, the customer service point is the first stop.

Services at Oasis Mall Sharjah

The Sharjah mall runs the same practical list in a smaller building. A Life Pharmacy anchors the health side. ATMs, banking services and currency exchange cover money. A prayer area and a mother and child room cover family needs, wheelchair access runs across the levels, and the customer service desk handles directions and lost property — the desk regulars use when a child or a shopping bag goes missing. Parking is free, 600+ spaces, and the children’s side is covered by Fun City and the Fun Block play area on Level 2 (trampoline play for ages 2–12).

Which Mall for Which Errand?

If the job list is long and mechanical — a repair, a fine check, a clinic visit, a prescription and a car wash in one trip — Dubai is the fuller stop: the service row, the payment and enquiry machines and the clinic breadth are all there, with valet if the car park is busy. If the job is one or two things and you want to be in and out, Sharjah wins on compactness: the pharmacy, the customer service desk and free parking are all a short walk apart, and nothing in the building is more than a few minutes from anything else. Either way, check the opening hours before you set out — our timings guide has both malls’ hours, including Sharjah’s Friday prayer break.

Lost something? Go to the customer service desk first, in either mall. Found items from the food courts, cinema and car parks are handed in there — it is a faster route than retracing your steps shop by shop.

Frequently Asked Questions