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The Hz. Miktad Mosque, also known as the Muğdat Mosque, is located in the Muğdat Neighborhood of the Yenişehir District in Türkiye’s Mersin Province, place. It is considered the second largest mosque built during the Republican Era, after the Kocatepe Mosque in Ankara, and is a multifunctional religious and social structure important. As Mersin’s largest mosque, it derives its name from Mikdād ibn Amr, one of the earliest companions of Islam. Built in the Ottoman architectural style, the mosque

Hz. Miktad Camii, also known as Muğdat Camii, is located in the Muğdat Neighborhood of Yenişehir District in Türkiye’s Mersin Province. It is a significant place of worship and cultural structure, constructed during the Republican Era and recognized as the second largest mosque in Türkiye after the Kocatepe Camii in Ankara. This structure, the largest mosque in Mersin, derives its name from Mikdâd ibn Amr, one of the earliest companions of Islam. Built in the classical Ottoman architectural styl

Kazakhstan Khoja Ahmed Yesevi Mosque (Kazakh: Қазақстан Қожа Ахмет Ясауи мешіті) is a significant mosque built by Türkiye in the city of Turkistan, Kazakhstan. Construction began on 16 October 2009 and was completed on 17 April 2015. The mosque was constructed adjacent to the Khoja Ahmed Yesevi Mausoleum, a site inscribed on UNESCO’s World Cultural Heritage List, to preserve the spiritual legacy of the great Turkic scholar Khoja Ahmed Yesevi and to symbolize the brotherhood between Türkiye and K