Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque – a fusion of faith, geometry and global craftsmanship

I’ve been exploring how structure can embody cultural id, and the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque in Abu Dhabi is without doubt one of the strongest examples I’ve come throughout.Constructed over 11 years, it blends Persian, Mughal, and Moorish influences with trendy engineering 82 domes, 1,000+ columns, and the world’s largest hand-knotted carpet. What struck me most was how the mosque’s design displays the UAE’s imaginative and prescient of unity and tolerance.I not too long ago studied its story in depth and tried to seize its emotional and architectural layers. Curious how others interpret it; what particulars or design selections stand out to you?