Serving as a central hub for the Islamic community of Bugojno, this complex is composed of three main elements: the mosque and madrasa, a library with an amphitheatre, and a section that includes a nursery, residential units, and office spaces. The architecture is marked by sweeping curved walls, prominent cupolas, and slender minarets, all contributing to a strong symbolic presence. The structure is built using reinforced concrete and brick, finished with a smooth layer of plaster.
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