See photos of the Abuja National Mosque

The Abuja National Mosque, otherwise called the Nigerian National Mosque, is the national mosque of Nigeria, a nation with a considerable Muslim populace. The mosque was inherent 1984 and is interested in the non-Muslim open, with the exception of amid congregational supplications to God. Ustadz Musa Mohammed is the boss Imam

                                  Daytime view

                                  A busy day outside the Mosque

The mosque is situated in the capital city, Abuja, and is arranged on Independence Avenue, opposite the National Christian Center. It incorporates a library and a gathering room.

                                             Arabic Caligraphy outside the Mosque

The complex incorporates a meeting focus equipped for serving five hundred persons, the workplace for the Islamic Center, and private offices for the imam and muezzin. Amid development, the general temporary workers were Lodigiani Nigeria Ltd., while plan consultancy was given by AIM Consultants Ltd.

More photos:

                                      Evening View of the Mosque

                                       Worshipers at the Mosque

                                             The interior of the Mosque

                                         Underside of the Dome

                               The Holy Qur'an placed on Rehal at the Abuja National Mosque

                               

                                    Night view of the Mosque

                             The beautiful interior of the Abuja National  Mosque