The Ministry of Endowments continues its efforts to reconstruct the houses of God – the Almighty – by opening 34 new mosques next Friday, the 25th of Jumada al-Akhira 1446 AH, corresponding to December 27, 2024 AD, in various governorates, 17 of which are under the replacement and renewal system, and 17 are maintenance and development mosques.
The Ministry announced the arrival of a total of mosques. Since the beginning of July 2024 AD until now, there have been 550 mosques, including 394 mosques for replacement and renovation, and 156 mosques for maintenance and development, and it confirmed that the total number of mosques that have been replaced, renovated, maintained and furnished since July 2014 AD amounted to 12,631 mosques, at a total cost estimated at about 20 billion and 310 million. pounds.
The list of mosques scheduled to be opened witnessed a wide geographical diversity:
In Beni Suef Governorate, the works included replacing and renovating the Haj Ali Mosque, the village of Zawiyat Al-Nawiya – Biba Center.
In Sohag, the works included replacing and renovating Al-Rahma Ismail Younis Mosque, Al-Haridiya Village – Center Maragha; And maintenance of Al Abdul Rahman Mosque, Al-Alawna Bardis village – Al-Balina Center.
In Qalyubia, the works included replacing and renovating Al-Wahid Mosque, Kafr Al-Habashi – Barqta Village – Kafr Shukr Center.< /p>
In Kafr El-Sheikh, the late Hashem Mosque, Al-Halmeya village – Al-Hamoul Center, was replaced and renovated. Abdo Mosque, El-Matiny Village – Sandala – Kafr El-Sheikh; Maintenance of the Western Mosque, Al-Khadimiya Village – Kafr El-Sheikh East Center; And the new Jaber Al-Bahri Mosque, Kom El Dahab Village – Sidi Salem Center.
In Beheira, the works included the replacement and renovation of Al-Rahman Mosque, Al-Sadi’a Janaklis Village – Abu Al-Matamir Center; Abu Al Khader Al Bahri Mosque, Abu Al Khader Village – Abu Homs Center; Ali bin Abi Talib Mosque, Al-Atar Bridge – Al-Namriya Village – Abu Al-Matamir Center; Sharaf El-Din Mosque, Sharnoub Village – Damanhour Center; maintenance of Al-Ridwan Mosque, Ezbet Helmy – Minya Attia Village – Damanhour Center; And Mansheyet Al-Taqwa Mosque, Burj Rashid Village – Rashid Center.
In Luxor, the works included replacing and renovating the Martyr Ibrahim Al-Adayma Mosque, Austria; And the establishment of the Al-Bayt Mosque, Al-Mithnab, Al-Hulaila – Esna Center; Maintenance of Omar bin Al-Khattab Mosque, Ezbet Abu Jerab – Armant; And Al-Zahraa Mosque, Al-Bairat, Nag Al-Ezba.
In Matruh, the works included replacing and renovating the Wadha bint Ali bin Jaber Al-Hanzab Mosque, formerly Al-Ghufran – Alam Al-Rum.
In Assiut, the works included replacing and renovating the Awlad Madkour Mosque, Kharfa Village – Dayrut Center; Maintenance of Gad Al-Rab Mosque, Baqour Village – Abu Tig Center; And the Imam Ali bin Abi Talib Mosque, Al-Hosha – Bani Rafi’ Village – Manfalut Center.
In Ismailia, the works included the replacement and renovation of the Al-Idrisi Mosque, Al-Wasifiyah Village – Abu Suwayr Center and City; And the Tawbah Mosque, Ezbet Huyshil – the center and city of Abu Suwayr.
In Suez, the works included the replacement and renovation of Nimra Mosque, Al-Sabah – Faisal neighborhood.
In Qena, the works included replacing and renovating Abdel Moneim Jalal Mosque, Al-Sharqi village in Bahjoura – Nag Hammadi center; Maintenance of Ebad Al-Rahman Mosque, Ezbet Abu Ayed – Abu Shet Center; Al-Tawbah Mosque, Al-Bureij – Al-Asirat Village – Farshout Center; Al-Rahman Mosque, Nag Al-Afi – Al-Qubaiba Village – Farshout Center; And Ali Muhammad Yassin Mosque, Al Douma – Abu Amouri – West Bahjoura – Nag Hammadi Center; And Al-Taqwa Mosque, Khuzam Village – Qus Center.
In Alexandria, the works included the maintenance of Abu Bakr Al-Siddiq Mosque, Al-Asafra, before the religious institute street – Montazah.
In Sharqia, the works included the maintenance of the Grand Mosque, Abu Yassin Village – Abu Kabir Center.
In Dakahlia, the works included the maintenance of a mosque Abu Bakr Al-Siddiq, Al-Jaafra Village – Met Salsil Center.
These efforts confirm the Ministry of Endowments’ commitment to developing and modernizing places of worship to provide a suitable faith environment for worshipers in various parts of the Republic within the framework of the Ministry’s interest in reconstructing The houses of God Almighty – materially, spiritually and intellectually.
