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Adylat Al Bahar Mosque

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Adylat Al Bahar Mosque
مسجد عادلة البحر
File:Adilatalbahar.png
The Mosque from the outside
Religion
AffiliationIslam
DistrictAl Mesayel
StatusCompleted
Location
CountryKuwait
Adylat Al Bahar Mosque is located in Kuwait
Adylat Al Bahar Mosque
Shown within Kuwait
Geographic coordinates29°14′12″N 48°5′28″E / 29.23667°N 48.09111°E / 29.23667; 48.09111Coordinates: 29°14′12″N 48°5′28″E / 29.23667°N 48.09111°E / 29.23667; 48.09111
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Architecture
Architectural typemosque
Completed2023

The Adylat Al Bahar Mosque (Arabic: مسجد عادلة البحر), formally known as Mamluki Lancet Mosque[1], is a Mosque located in Block 4 in Al Mesayel Area of Kuwait. It is inspired by the Islamic dome pendentive Muqarnas whose basic shape is an offset of a 45° rotation of a square shape around its center.

Designed by Babnimnim, it is one of their latest projects[2] to be finished and one of their largest projects. The mosque's area spans 1,160 square meters (12,486 square feet). The mosque itself is considered an architectural masterpiece[3] by the locals of the Al Mesayel Area. It also accommodates both men and women in the Mosque.

The Mosque is a modern building inspired by the traditional Mamluki architecture of Islamic Cairo, the mass is designed to respect the context of the land and the direction of the Qibla.

Architecture

File:Mamlukilancetinside.png
The inside of the mosque.

The inside of the Mosque contains no pillars, which makes it have a large space for Muslims to pray in. In the outside of the mosque, it contains 30 Palm Trees, 16 in the front and 14 in the back. It also contains a large wooden door that makes up the entrance to the Mosque. It also contains a Wudu station inside and outside the Mosque.

See also

References

  1. "Mamluki Lancet Mosque". Babnimnim Design Studio.
  2. "Babnimnim Website". Babnimnim.
  3. "248AM Design Highlight: Mamluki Lancet Mosque". 248 AM. 10 December 2023.


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