The smallest and oldest mosque United Arab Emirates

ABU DHABI - With an area of ​​53 square meters, Masjid Al-Badiya arguably the smallest mosque in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). This mosque has a capacity of 50-75 people, it was the pilgrims could not stand up if it has over 1.60 meters tall.

The mosque is located in the hills of Fujairah was built in 1446

Design Concept Cube With Ball Giant Mosque in Turkey

The mosque is created with a shell / shell of steel, based on the concept points to infinity / divinity. A shrine to pray located inside a large concrete balls and giant dome large enough to collect urban communities together. Furthermore, it can be seen in the following figure:

Project: Sphere Cube In Mosque
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Mosque of Rome

Roman Catholic identical. But who would have thought if the capital of the Republic of Italy also stands a magnificent mosque which can accommodate a congregation of about 40 thousand people, the Great Mosque of Rome or the so-called Grande Moschea. The mosque is a symbol of religious tolerance in Italy, because of its location close to the Vatican City and the Jewish Synagogue.

The mosque is built on an area of ​​30 thou

Mosque Wapauwe, Maluku, Indonesia

Overview nothing too special with Wapauwe in Kaitetu Mosque, Central Maluku. But apparently, the building known as the oldest mosque in Maluku was made of sago!

Evidence of the cultural history of Islam in Maluku seemingly clear from the establishment of the mosque is full of historical value in Kaitetu, Central Maluku. The mosque is named Wapauwe and has existed since the 14th century.

Masjid Al Irshad, Bandung, Indonesia

Masjid Al Irshad with a unique shape in Bandung, West Java, with a magnificent stand. Inspired by the Kaaba cube-shaped building of the Grand Mosque. This is one of masterpiece Flower City architect Ridwan Kamil.

Seen from the outside, revealing vents writing two sentences creed.

Mosque door one thousand, Indonesia

Masjid Nurul Sure or better known as the mosque Sewu (thousand) is unique compared to other mosques because the mosque has a thous

Ibn Tulun mosque architecture, Mesir

Second repair done at the time of Sultan Malik al-Mansur, the ruler of the Mamluk dynasty in Egypt, that in the year 1296.

Sultan Malik did some repairs and the addition of new buildings. The process of restoration of the last of the historic mosque was conducted in 2004 by the Board of ancient Egypt.

When viewed in general, Ibn Tulun mosque architectu

Gold Domed Mosque

There are only seven gold domed mosque in the world. One of them was in Indonesia. Apparently, the domes and minarets of this mosque has its own meaning. The mosque is located in Depok. Strictly speaking, the Way Meruyung, VillageLimo, District Cinere, Depok, West Java Province. Called the golden dome mosque, because the domes of the mosque is 24 karatgold plated 2 to 3 millimeters thick. Domes that consist of a main domemeasuring 20 meters by 25 meters high, and four small domes with a diameter of7 meters and a height of 8 meters. This dome symbolizing the five pillars of Islam. In addition, in the corners of the mosque also stands six hexagon shaped tower(hexagonal) with a height of about 40 meters. The six towers are clad instone-gray granite stone with a circular ornament. At the height of the towers alsocontained a gilded dome. This tower symbolizes the six pillars of faith. This is actually the name of the mosque Masjid Al-Mahri Dian. Built by abusinessman named Dian Djuriah Bantam Al-Rashid. He bought land there since1996 and began to build a mosque in 2001. Construction was completed in 2006,and opened to the public on December 31, 2006, coinciding with the Eid al-Adha1427 AH Building area of 8 thousand meters of the mosque, seven thousand feet to the parking lot, and 60 acres of land to support. On land it is now present supportingrestaurants, boutique shops, lodging houses, multipurpose building, IslamicFlashlight, and others. Future will be built around schools and universities.