Mohammad Al-Amin Mosque

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landmark mosque religious building tourist attraction

The Mohammad Al-Amin Mosque is a prominent blue-domed Sunni mosque and landmark in downtown Beirut, Lebanon, known for its Ottoman-inspired architecture and central role in the city’s religious and civic life.

Statements (49)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	landmark → mosque → religious building → tourist attraction →
alternativeName	Blue Mosque of Beirut →
architect	Azmi Fakhuri →
architecturalStyle	Neo-Ottoman architecture → Ottoman Revival architecture →
associatedWith	Rafic Hariri →
city	Beirut →
completionDate	2008 →
constructionStartDate	2002 →
continent	Asia →
country	Lebanon →
denomination	Sunni →
domeColor	blue →
function	Friday congregational mosque → place of worship →
fundedBy	Rafic Hariri →
governingBody	Sunni religious authorities in Lebanon →
hasCapacity	thousands of worshippers →
hasDome	yes →
heightOfMinarets	about 72 meters →
inaugurationDate	2008 →
interiorDecoration	Islamic calligraphy → mosaics →
locatedIn	Beirut Central District → Governorate of Beirut → Lebanon → Martyrs' Square → downtown Beirut →
material	yellow sandstone →
namedAfter	Prophet Muhammad →
nearbyLandmark	Martyrs' Square → Saint George Maronite Cathedral →
notableFeature	blue dome → four minarets →
numberOfMinarets	4 →
religiousAffiliation	Sunni Islam →
religiousTradition	Islam →
roleInCity	civic landmark → religious center → symbol of post-war reconstruction →
significance	important element of Beirut skyline → major symbol of Sunni presence in Beirut →
usedFor	Friday prayers → daily prayers → public gatherings → religious festivals →

Referenced by (3)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Beirut →	feature
Martyrs’ Square →	hasNearbyLandmark
Saint George Maronite Cathedral →	locatedNear