With an Andalusian -style minaret and the largest number of domes, as well as vegetable motifs, colored glass and exquisite mosaics, the Grand Roma Mosque rises as one of the most amazing architectural antiques in the world levels of worship.
The mosque extends over an area of more than 30 thousand square meters to be the largest house for worship in Italy, and it is also characterized by its unique location at the foot of the “Barioli” mountain in the heart of the famous capital.
The construction of this exceptional edifice dates back to 1974 with a grant from the late Saudi monarch, King Faisal bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, as it took 20 years to build a genius design for the Italian engineer Paulo Borutogisi.
The mosque in its architectural style combines the ancient Roman style and traditional Moroccan arts such as plant decoration, or what is known as “the art of excursion”.
The design of its marble columns came to look like trees carrying the ceiling that looks like a aesthetic plate itself, while the mosque is adorned with colored glass and mosaic deposits that spread in each corner.
It is characterized by giant chandeliers and harmonious colors, while the number of its outer domes reaches 16 bullets painted, while the length of the minaret is 26 meters.
The mosque can accommodate about 12 thousand worshipers, and the number doubles in the two Eid prayers, while the building consists of 3 floors that includes a house for events and an institute for Islamic studies.
