Osmanlı Cami - Strazburg Cd.

May Allah be pleased with those who built this mosque, where we perform our noon prayers. A clean toilet and a clean ablution place should be indispensable only in a region with such a density of people.

Clean quality place.

There is not much congregation on Friday. Upstairs is cold. Abdeshane is very clean

Sıhhiye is a place where we can take a breather not to miss the time prayer, where we can pray in awe.

Since it is at the intersection of many places, its community is never missing. He's got an ablution and a toilet. Toilet is payable. There is also a small library. A 2-storey mosque. It's so quiet inside. I like the cloak of the Imam.

Erdogan inaugurated a mosque, "Malika Khatoon" Turkey is now an anthology Last updated Friday, October 27, 2017 Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Friday inaugurated the Malika Khatun Mosque in the center of the Turkish capital Ankara, in the presence of a large crowd of citizens. "I hope this mosque will be a good way for the city, the country and the whole Muslim world," Erdogan said after the Friday prayer. He pointed out that "Malika Khatun was a woman representing a humanitarian endowment alone, and through the good work carried out in Ankara." “She lived in the 14th century and is a resident of Ankara according to old records,” he said. He added that "Malika Khatun has established many mosques, schools, baths, gardens and taps of the way in Ankara." The Turkish President that "the mosque is unique, it is built with a mixture of Seljuk and Ottoman buildings and modern architecture." He pointed out that the mosque was built on an area of ​​19,500 square meters, including a conference hall, a museum of civilizations, meeting rooms and a place for exhibitions, and a garage consisting of 5 floors. He added that the mosque has four minarets, and can accommodate about seven thousand worshipers. Erdogan expressed his thanks to the philanthropists who donated to build the mosque and all the workers, engineers and craftsmen who contributed to its construction.