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Dome hall

The main hall under the 20-metre dome, set up for 550 guests.

Prayer room

The former baptistery, now a prayer room with a wudu tap.

Bridal suite

The spacious suite for the couple during a multi-day celebration.

Entrance

The monumental main entrance with the restored organ.

Layla H.

“The 20-metre dome is genuinely overwhelming when you first walk in. We had 480 guests spread over two days and it still felt manageable.”

Bilal M.

“Omar answered every question the same day, even over the weekend. His crew fully reconfigured the hall between the nikah and the evening party, we barely noticed it happening.”

Sumaya A.

“The prayer room in the former baptistery is small but properly finished, with a working wudu tap. It was nice to see that taken seriously.”

Idris K.

“One small note: the restored organ sounds beautiful during the ceremony but is quite loud in such a large space, so use it deliberately. Otherwise the bridal suite was spacious enough for our whole family to get ready in.”

Rania S.

“The two separate entrances made it easy to receive men and women apart without any confusion among guests. Exactly what we needed for the nikah.”

Emre Y.

“Pricey, but with 550 guests and a monument like this I understand why. The sound had no curfew and the party ran deep into the night.”