a few seconds agoThey have two mosques, but Albanians in St. Gallen will build the third 15 million mosque
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(3 years ago)This will be the largest project of Albanians living in eastern Switzerland. The mosque will have a space of 1,000 square metres and will be divided into parts for services to the needs of believers. “From four competing projects, mostly votes have received the Agus architect's project [...]
This will be the largest project of Albanians living in eastern Switzerland. The mosque will have a space of 1,000 square metres and will be divided into parts for services to the needs of believers. “From four competing projects, mostly the vote has received architect Agush Agoshi”'s project, Ajrulai shows. The mosque will be built in front of St. Gallen, Fürstenlandstrasse.
For the central part of the apology, divided to men and women, a total space of over 500 square meters is envisioned. The object will be equipped with women's coffee and there will be two residences to be served by believers. So with that idea, the religious object is presented to a high number of religious believers and representatives invited by Albania, Kosovo, Northern Macedonia, Croatia and Turkey.
Asked how the project is financed, El-Hidaje mosque chairman says the mosque will be financed through donations. “Parcella for construction of the mosque, which amounts to 5 million, is secured by a member of the mosque”, shows the mosque's chairman, Sadush Hajrullahu. The construction of the mosque will cost 10 million. We've managed to collect up to 2.5 million through donors”, reveals about albinfo. ch chairman of El-Qaeda mosque, Sadush Ajrulai.
The project still does not have a starting date for work, as it lacks construction. “We don't have a starting date and end the work, since we haven't yet submitted the license request to the municipal organs”, Airulai says.
St. Galleni has two Albanian mosques. Organisers hope to join a mosque, to have a single religious centre of the Albanian Muslim community of the town of St. Gallen.
Imam Mehas Alija has been running the El-Haidaje mosque for over 10 years, he would single out his work on the implementation of the new mosque project and the unification of Albanian mosques in Switzerland. Asked which way of Islam they follow, Imam Alija says they follow the average Islam that promotes peace and harmony. We think we follow the average line of Islam that promotes peace, tolerance and harmony. A Islam that respects freedom of expression and faith. There has been no place in Albanians for radicalism, extremism, and for us such a thing».
For the construction of the new mosque, Imam Alija says they have taken some very important steps. «Tonight we are extending the winning project that has come as a result of the vote of believers. I see the mosque as a multi-functional house, with spaces for all, and not just for Muslims. It's time for us to build glass that looks open for visitors and to serve all citizens».
