Islamabad’s landmark Faisal Mosque is set for a comprehensive renovation for the first time since its construction in 1988. After 36 years, the iconic structure will undergo upgrades to its electrical systems, air-conditioning, parking, and restroom facilities while maintaining its unique architectural design.
The Saudi government has agreed to finance the project, with a formal memorandum of understanding expected to be signed with Pakistan’s Ministry of Interior and the Capital Development Authority. The renovation aims to preserve the mosque’s historic and cultural significance while providing modern facilities for visitors and worshippers.
Authorities emphasized that the restoration will balance maintaining the mosque’s original architectural charm with improving safety and comfort for the millions of visitors it attracts annually.
Faisal Mosque in Islamabad is set for its first major renovation in 36 years. The Saudi-funded project will restore and modernize the mosque’s facilities, including electrical systems, parking, and restrooms, ensuring preservation of its historic architecture while improving visitor and worshipper experience.
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