The architecture of the masjid is clearly inspired by the Ottoman style as mentioned by, architect Azmi Fakhuri. The minarets of the masjid soar to 72 meters and the dome to about 42 meters. The dome of the masjid is blue in color with a touch of gold whereas the remaining structure of yellow ochre in color. It spans over four floors encompassing a floor area of 10,700 m2. The interior is amazing with fine artwork, stained glasses and carpeting. Chandeliers hang from the ceiling giving the masjid a royal look.
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Masaajid (Mosques) Mohammad al-Amin Masjid, Beirut
Monday, 28 March 2011 10:52
Mohammad al-Amin Masjid, Beirut
Mohammad al-Amin Masjid in Beirut, the capital of Lebanon
The Mohammad al-Amin Masjid is one of the most impressive structures in the capital of Lebanon, Beirut. The masjid was built between 2002 and 2007 during the reign of the former Prime Minister of the country Rafik Hariri who is buried next to this masjid. It was inaugurated in October 2008 by, Saad Hariri, the son of Rafik Hariri.
Additional Info
- Common Name: Hariri Mosque
- Address: Bechara El Khoury
- Locality: Downtown Beirut
- Postal Code: NA
- Country: Singapore
- Telephone: NA
- Fax: NA
- Email: NA
- Website: NA
- Main languages used: Arabic
- Jumu'ah Salaath: Yes
- Jumu'ah Sermon: Arabic
- Facilities available: Female prayer section, Wudu facilities for ladies, Toilets, Parking
- Halal restaurants: At walking distance
- Opening hours: NA
- Remarks: NA
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