مسجد عبدالله بن سليمان ال حميدان القرشي - Qurwa

Our mosques are not evaluable. They are homes, by God, and they are the highest rated on earth

Its design is very beautiful, Lord, write the reward of those who built it, bless him with his money, and grant him a house in heaven

May God have mercy on those who built the mosque, and may God reward him with good

The mosque is excellent, God willing, built in a modern style And the mosque is quiet and comfortable The location of the mosque is very good

Beautiful architectural style, even if the crescent minaret was carved at the top of the minaret to indicate the Islamic identity and to indicate that it was a mosque that was more beautiful

A beautiful mosque built with a terrible engineering design, comparable to the beautiful international mosques, as it has nozzles that allow light to enter so that it does not need electrical energy

Mashallah, may God bless his majesty, spirituality, and beauty.. God have mercy on Uncle Abdullah Al Humaidan. The mosque was built on the latest models and architecture, and he introduced the idea of ​​glass facades that allow light to enter from all sides, especially the “noon and Friday prayers.”

Architecturally, the mosque is built in a very modern, abstract style. The main idea of ​​the hall, I think, was greatly influenced by the ideas of the architect Jaafar Toukan, which was very prominent in the Sheikha Salama Mosque in the city of Al Ain. On the ground level as well, and I mean here that the prayer hall in the first two rows is longer than the third and fourth rows, then the third and fourth are longer than the fifth and sixth, and so on until the end of the mosque, as well as the height of the ceiling of the first two rows is higher than the one after it, and the one after it is higher than the next, and so on, with a special focus on The area of ​​the mihrab and minbar, as its ceiling is higher than any other place in the mosque, with two beams of different heights. The mosque, given its extreme modernity, does not contain traditional Islamic architectural elements such as arches, nor domes in their traditional sense, nor arcades, but it uses Islamic decorations well. Wooden for covering the only two columns in the mosque, as well as for covering the sides of the distinct architectural spaces behind which the air conditioners are hidden. I think he succeeded in this aspect, including There is no doubt about it. I think that the wooding of the mihrab and the minbar would have been better than lacquering them, but in all cases it is distinctive and beautiful. I also think that the architect brilliantly succeeded in getting rid of the problem of not activating the real row and using it only to stand in front by changing almost half of the first row and thus making the first row It is obligatory to go back, considering that it is the first half of it. In fact, the carpets are luxurious, beautiful and simple, which is what many worshipers prefer. Also, what deserves to be praised here in this mosque is the success of the architect in making the upper floor fit to a large extent with the architectural sectors so that it did not become distorted as usual and also succeeded Wonderfully, by using the total wooden slats and even the bottom in the upper floor to make the upper space for women perfectly in harmony with the lower space, which reduces the fact that the women’s roles are separated from the usually larger and more beautiful men’s chapel. The mosque from the outside is completely covered with luxurious white marble, and the lighthouse is beautiful, but I think it It was possible to make it more beautiful and install a crescent moon that would improve it for the current situation. Also, one of the hidden advantages is to use the mixture to install marble for about the first meter and a half, which is unfortunately ignored by the unconcerned. Two trays and only sixty cents are sufficient, which is not enough and usually exposes the stone and marble in the lower parts to breakage. The toilets are excellent, but they are flawed by the wooden doors of the toilets, and they are satisfied with only ten cents of dotted marble, which the toilets needed up to a meter high from my point of view. In general, the mosque is very distinguished from its aspects a lot