The proposed new mosque is anticipated accommodate up to six-thousand worshippers and will be the largest of its kind in the island nation. The project is funded by Saudi Arabia and is being built by a Turkish contractor who is currently constructing three other facilities in the country. The mosque is scheduled to open sometime in October 2018, and following its completion will have a total of six floors featuring a library, multi-purpose assembly halls and a conference. The island nation is renowned as tourism destination with many choices of luxury accommodation to choose and this extravagant mosque is sure to blend seamlessly with the best Maldives resorts such as the Anantara Kihavah Maldives Villas and add to the architectural wealth of the country.
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