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BAITUL FUTUH MOSQUE FACT SHEET

Site Particulars Total Site Area 5.2 Acres Dome Particulars Size & Height of Dome 16m Diameter 23m Above Ground Level 8m Above Roof 377m2 of Stainless Steel Surface Area 11km of Timber Batten support Frame 9m of ply sheeting Minaret Particulars Minaret 1 35m High Minaret 2 25.5m High Just a few of the materials it has taken to build the Mosque Earth removal 7,246 cubic metres Concrete 5,647 tonne Reinforcement 190.80 tonne Concrete piles 4.71 kilometers Steelwork 519 tonne Dome Timber 11.20 Kilometers Blockwork 1,136 tonne Block Ties 9,622 Mortar 194,40 tonne Drainage 1.33 kilometers Altair Cladding 2,000 m2 Aluminium Support Rails 5.64 kilometers Carpet 38,700 sq. ft. NOTE: This table only shows those areas where people can pray and not necessarily the total floor areas. For example, it does not include the washrooms on the Ground and First Floors. Ladies Washroom Facilities 25 WC's 18 Wash Basins 2 Foot Baths 2 Drinking Fountain 2 Showers Baby Changing Units 1 Disabled Toilet Mens Washroom Facilities 30 WC's 29 Wash Basins 3 Foot Baths 2 Showers 2 Drinking Fountain Baby Changing Units 1 Disabled Toilet 2 WC's & Wash Basin for Crèche Site Particulars Prayer Capacities Total Area of Mosque 4000 Ancillary Areas in Mosque 2000 Remainder of other Areas 4500 Other Facts The appeal for the collection of funds for the building of the Baitul Futuh Mosque was launched on the 24 February 1995 by Hazrat Khalifa-tul-Masih IV. The 5.2-acre site for the Baitul Futuh Mosque was purchased by the UK Jamaat on Friday 29 March 1996. The foundation stone for the Baitul Futuh Mosque was laid on the 19 October 1999 by Hazrat Khalifa-tul-Masih IV in a ceremony attended by 2,000 guests.