
Mubashra ilyas is a German
Muslim architect from parents who have Pakistani roots, She was born and raised
in Frankfurt, where she still lives with her family today. Her family moved
to Germany since 1977 as her father was looking for a country that offers
religious freedom and a better life. She studied architecture and
enrolled at the Technical University
Architect mubashra does voluntary work for the community so
doesn’t get money for her religious projects, and she has already designed
several buildings.
·
A mosque she designed
was inaugurated in Bremen 2004.
·
A mosque in Offenbach with
a style that follows “Bauhaus elements combined with oriental
architecture.”, The 15-meter-high mosque tower can only be seen from
a certain angle from the street as she meant it to be unobtrusive because it is
easier for german origins to live with it.
· A mosque in Heinersdorf that is
much smaller than the Offenbacher’s mosque. women from the architect’s
community have collected money for this project throughout Germany. This mosque
is a youth center with a public playground that belongs to the complex
with a minaret of 12 m high.
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