Abdul Rahman Siddik Mosque

The Abdul Rahman Siddik Mosque, located on Palm Jumeirah in Dubai, is a groundbreaking contemporary mosque known as the "Spine Mosque" for its unique architectural design.

Designed by Jordanian architect Dr. Farouk Yaghmour, the mosque represents a modern approach to Islamic religious architecture.

Key Features:

• Located on Palm Jumeirah, Dubai

• Designed by Yaghmour Architects

• Spans over 1,700 square meters

• Capacity for 1,000 worshippers (800 men, 200 women)

• Cost: 21 million dirhams

Architectural Highlights:

• Cubist design with white and blue glass exterior

• 49-meter high minaret

• 20-meter high dome made of blue glass

• Transparent walls to create a spiritual atmosphere

• Constructed using modern materials like marble, concrete, glass, steel, and aluminum

The mosque's design philosophy focuses on simplicity and creating a spiritual environment. Dr. Yaghmour aimed to create a space that connects worshippers more deeply with their religious practice by using contemporary design elements and minimizing unnecessary architectural details.
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