‘Pride of Muslims’ Mosque in Russia Popular with Visitors
Named after the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), the Pride of Muslims Mosque is one of the most prominent Islamic architectural monuments in Russia, attracting the attention of domestic and foreign visitors.
Located in Shali, the capital of the Chechen Republic of the Russian Federation, the mosque combines modern architectural design with traditional Islamic aesthetics.
The mosque is distinguished by its magnificent domes, intricate minarets, and spacious interior.
Designed by an Uzbek architect, the overall design of the mosque reflects the characteristics of Central Asian Islamic architecture, with prominent domes, symmetrical layouts, and the distinctive decorative style of classical Islamic architecture in Central Asian cities, especially Samarkand and Bukhara.
With a capacity of 30,000 worshippers, this mosque is one of the largest in Russia, and is especially popular during Friday prayers and religious holidays.
Its spacious interior, high ceilings, and abundant natural light allow worshipers to pray in complete comfort.
Arabic calligraphy and classical Islamic geometric patterns used in the mosque’s interior decoration create a harmonious aesthetic.
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The large, column-free main prayer hall contributes to excellent sound reproduction and facilitates congregational prayers.
And the mosque’s spacious courtyard and green spaces provide an ideal setting for large events and to accommodate large numbers of worshipers during religious holidays.
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