The Recep Tayyip Erdoğan Mosque has been opened in Guinea.

28.03.2025 16:21

President Erdoğan participated in the opening of the Recep Tayyip Erdoğan Mosque, which has been completed in Guinea, via video conference. Erdoğan stated, "This valuable work will be a symbol of the brotherhood between us."

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President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan participated in the opening of the Recep Tayyip Erdoğan Mosque, which has been completed in Guinea, via video conference from the Dolmabahçe Office. Erdoğan stated that the mosque would create a brotherhood bridge between the two countries.

"MAY IT BE BENEFICIAL FOR ALL OUR MUSLIM BROTHERS"

In his speech to the participants at the ceremony, Erdoğan said: "I am very pleased to come together with you on the occasion of the opening ceremony of the completed Recep Tayyip Erdoğan Mosque. Today, we are not only opening a mosque but also a brotherhood bridge that we have built from heart to heart. I pray to my Lord that the mosque, whose foundation we laid in 2023, will be beneficial for all our Muslim brothers."

"IT WILL BE A SIGN OF OUR BROTHERHOOD"

In our belief, mosques are not just structures built with stone and mortar, but works constructed with reason, faith, and conscience. This valuable work, built on an area of 3,200 square meters, will also be a sign of our brotherhood. Our mosque, designed to accommodate 2,100 worshippers at the same time, impresses with its architecture, decoration, and landscaping.

"WE REFLECTED THE RICH DECORATIVE MOTIFS OF THE TURKISH-ISLAMIC TRADITION"

With this work, which contains the effects of single-volume and porticoed Ottoman mosque architecture, we aimed to reflect the rich decorative motifs of the Turkish-Islamic tradition in Guinea in their entirety. I congratulate everyone who contributed to the project and financing of this precious work, especially our Albayrak group, on behalf of myself and my nation. I sincerely thank all the brothers involved in the project, from the workers to the architects and engineers, and all the Guinean authorities who supported the construction of our mosque.

With these thoughts, I hope that the call to prayer (ezan) that will rise from the minarets of our mosque will bring peace and tranquility to the hearts in Guinea, and strengthen our brotherhood and solidarity even more. I greet you all with love, respect, and affection. Thank you, be well. May you be entrusted to Allah."