Madina Mosque

In the Dyomsky district of Ufa, until recently, there was only a small district mosque that could not accommodate all those who wished to attend. Therefore, the issue of building a new mosque was relevant. The "Madina" mosque was laid in the autumn of 2010 on a wasteland in the private sector of Dyoma. Its construction was carried out over three years by the company LLC "Dorstranstroy". Funds for the construction of the mosque were collected through donations from believers and other attracted funds. A significant contribution to the construction of the mosque belongs to the chairman of the mosque's board of trustees and the chairman of the Board of Directors of LLC "Dorstranstroy", Marat Latypov. The material used for the construction of the mosque was "Besser" blocks. The interior decoration of the mosque was done by artists from Samarkand and woodcarvers from Cairo, while the remaining decorative work was done by workers from Ufa. The grand opening of the mosque took place on October 21, 2013, and was timed to coincide with the 225th anniversary of the Central Spiritual Administration of Muslims of Russia. The event was attended by the Supreme Mufti of Russia, Talgat Tadzhuddin, as well as foreign guests, including the Mufti of Istanbul, Rahmi Yaran, the Minister of Religious Affairs of Indonesia, Suradhorm Ali, the Chairman of the International Organization of Islamic Unity, Hamit Iren-afandi, and others. The mosque building reaches a height of 49 m. It has 4 minarets, the tallest of which is 10 m high. The mosque's capacity is 600 people.