In Kuala Lumpur, the capital of Malaysia, a solemn and magnificent building stands in the city center, which is the famous Malaysian National Mosque. Islam is the state religion of Malaysia, with mosques spread throughout the country, butThis buildingcountryThe mosque is the largest representative of Islam in Southeast Asia and one of the world's famous halal temples. It has become a shining pearl in Malaysia with its unique architectural style and profound cultural connotations.

ThisThe temple is a place that occupies an area of landA massive 5.5 hectare complex of buildings, proposed by Malaysia's first Prime Minister Rahman in 1957,Malaysia'sAfter inspecting mosques in major Islamic countries around the world, the architectural designer,After nine years of careful designandbuild,toCompleted in 1965.hisThe design and decoration are similar to the three major mosques in Mecca, butalsoIt has its unique features.

From the main entrance, the Malaysian National Mosque looks likeA buildingA magnificent palaceCompared to ordinary mosquesThe onion shaped dome is vastly different, with a special star shaped roof that exudes a light and dignified aura. Especially the forest like colonnade outside the worship hall creates a sense of modernity and space, exuding solemnity and mystery.

The mosque is divided into four main parts: a prayer hall, a church, a spire, and a church office building.amongThe most eye-catching are the towering spire and the wide prayer hall. The height of the spire73 meters, with access to the top inside the towerofElevators and stairs, rocket shapedThe spire design incorporates scientific elements,Implying the mutual inclusiveness between Islam and science.Not far from the spire is the sacred prayer hall. The prayer hall goes against the traditional Islamic architectural style and boldly adopts a novel form, designing a sky blue multi angle circular arch roof with varying sizes of arches49, the top of the main hall is like a giant umbrella, protecting devout believers;The top is dispersed from the middle to the surrounding areas, forming at the edges18 pointed corners are said to symbolize the 13 states of Malaysia and the "Five Foundations" of Islam.

The golden crystal chandelier hangs from the roof, illuminating the colorful glass, making it originally capable of accommodatingThe hall with 8000 people is even more spacious and bright. Between the spire and the prayer hall, there are also elegant fountains, galleries, and libraries arranged.There is also a Wanqiao corridor behind the mosque that connects to the tomb. The tomb has added a sunshade dome, which is not large in scale and is used to bury those who have contributed to IslamNational heroes.

SoElegant environment and unique design,Let people feel the profound cultural heritage of Islam,Make the National Mosque not only an important place for devout believers to pilgrimageIt has also become a beautiful scenic spot in Kuala Lumpur.