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What year was the Al-Fateh Mosque commissioned?
What year was the Al-Fateh Mosque commissioned?
- 1985
- 2000
- 1987 (correct)
- 1990
What material is the dome of the Al-Fateh Mosque primarily constructed from?
What material is the dome of the Al-Fateh Mosque primarily constructed from?
- Concrete
- Fiberglass (correct)
- Wood
- Steel
Which of the following features is a notable architectural detail of the Al-Fateh Mosque?
Which of the following features is a notable architectural detail of the Al-Fateh Mosque?
- It has wooden doors made of teak from India. (correct)
- It has a golden roof.
- It has a glass floor.
- It features a marble exterior.
How tall are the minarets of the Al-Fateh Mosque?
How tall are the minarets of the Al-Fateh Mosque?
What significant change happened to the Al-Fateh Mosque in 2006?
What significant change happened to the Al-Fateh Mosque in 2006?
Flashcards
Al-Fateh Mosque's capacity
Al-Fateh Mosque's capacity
The Al-Fateh Mosque can hold over 7,000 worshippers.
Year of construction
Year of construction
The Al-Fateh Mosque was built in 1987.
Al-Fateh Mosque's location
Al-Fateh Mosque's location
The Al-Fateh Mosque is located on Al Fateh Highway in Juffair, Bahrain.
Dome material
Dome material
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Mosque's opening hours
Mosque's opening hours
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Al-Fateh Mosque's Significance
Al-Fateh Mosque's Significance
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Mosque's Architectural Features
Mosque's Architectural Features
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Al-Fateh Mosque's Name Origin
Al-Fateh Mosque's Name Origin
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Function of Al-Fateh Mosque
Function of Al-Fateh Mosque
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Al-Fateh Mosque's Language Accessibility
Al-Fateh Mosque's Language Accessibility
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Study Notes
Al-Fateh Mosque
- Largest place of worship in Bahrain
- Capacity for over 7,000 worshippers
- Built by Sheikh Isa bin Salman Al Khalifa in 1987
- Named after Ahmed Al Fateh, Bahrain's first ruler
- Became the site of Bahrain's National Library in 2006
- Located on Al Fateh Highway in Juffair
- Features a 60-tonne fiberglass dome, the largest in the world
- Italian marble floors
- Austrian chandelier
- Indian teak doors
- Kufic calligraphy throughout
- 70-meter tall minarets
- Open daily from 9am to 4pm, with tours in various languages
- Closed to worshippers and tourists on Fridays
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