Moschea di Roma

The grandest mosque in Rome is the largest in Europe, with a fascinating architectural design, and is the work of postmodern Italian architects, founded in 1974 as the Grand Mosque and Islamic Cultural Center in Rome. The prayer room is relatively small, and the main prayer hall is open for Friday prayer and public opening hours.

Rome Mosque introduction: The Roman Mosque is one of the largest mosques in Western Europe, covering an area of 30,000 square meters and can accommodate 12,000 people. The mosque was cut in 1995, the land was given by the Roman city government, and the construction funds were donated by the Afghan exile prince Mohamud Hassan and King Fassall of Saudi Arabia.

The Roman Mosque, located in the city of Rome, is the largest mosque in Europe. The shape of the Roman Mosque blends Islam and Roman local styles. It is different from the mosque we have seen in tradition. It shows that Rome is a city where various religious cultures are integrated.

Very majestic Islamic typical building, Islamic mosques are not open, churches are casual.