The largest mosque in Central Asia was opened in Shymkent
In Shymkent, Kazakhstan, the opening ceremony of the "Eszhanuli Seyitjan Qori" mosque was held. 30,000 people will be able to pray at the same time in the new mosque.
The mosque has a meeting hall, a 600-seat kitchen, a madrasah for educating young people, a wedding hall, a fitness center, and an underground parking lot for 736 cars.
"I believe that our young people who studied in this mosque will contribute to raising the spirituality of this beautiful city and our people. May Allah reward the citizens who built the mosque," said Chief Mufti of Kazakhstan Naurizbai Kaji Taganuli, who spoke at the opening of the mosque.
The Grand Mufti thanked the famous philanthropist Serikjon Seyitjonuli, who sponsored the construction of a large mosque.
In addition, the Grand Mufti presented the honorary guest, the famous calligrapher from Saudi Arabia, Usman Tokha, with the festive badge "30 years of the Religious Department of Muslims of Kazakhstan".
The height of the minarets of the mosque is 63 m, the height of the main dome is 56 m. There is also a system for opening 20-meter umbrella tents, which are equipped with fans and dehumidifiers. Mosque buildings were built taking into account the risk of an earthquake up to 9 points.

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