Mosque “Nur Mubarak,” located near the Kazakh-Egyptian University “Nur,” is part of a multifunctional Islamic center built in 1997 as a unique gift from Egypt to Kazakhstan. The mosque’s architecture blends Kazakh traditions with subtle yet striking features. While its design may appear simple at first, a closer look reveals its elegance. The minaret stands out with its refined oriental aesthetics. The mosque’s interior sets it apart from others. Unlike traditional crystal chandeliers, the main dome is adorned with colored glass windows and copper lamps, creating a distinctive ambiance. The western side features stunning mosaic windows that enhance its beauty.

A unique aspect of the mosque is its extensive collection of spiritual literature. The northern wall of the prayer hall is lined with bookcases filled with valuable religious texts. However, access to these books is restricted. The mosque’s white dome, colored glass windows, copper chandeliers, and intricate mosaics all highlight the sanctity of the space. Marble columns further add to its grandeur, creating an atmosphere of devotion and reverence. Every detail of “Nur Mubarak” Mosque reflects a deep celebration of faith and Islamic tradition.