Moschea di Roma

Rome's mosque is the largest in Europe. Its architectural design is fascinating. It is the work of Italian architects of post-modernism. It was founded in 1974 and became the Great Mosque of Rome and the center of Islamic culture. The prayer room is relatively small, and the main prayer hall is open for Friday prayers and public opening hours.

Moschea di Roma is one of the largest mosques in Western Europe. It covers an area of 30,000 square meters and can accommodate 12,000 people. The mosque was cut in 1995. The land was donated by the Roman Municipal Government. The construction funds were donated by the exiled Afghan Prince Mohammed & Hassan and King Fashal of Saudi Arabia.

Roman mosque, located in the urban area of Rome, is the largest mosque in Europe. The shape of Roman mosque is different from the mosque we have seen traditionally. It shows that Rome is a city of integration of eastern and Western religions and cultures.

The typical Islamic architecture is very strong. Islamic mosques are not open and churches are random.