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Mosques from Buraidah to Riyadh Era
The Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, King Salman bin Abdulaziz, has instructed that a new mosque north of Riyadh be named after King Abdulaziz, covering an area of 88,000 square meters, in honor of the founder of the Kingdom. This decision reflects a return to roots and history, as one of his earliest efforts in mosque construction dates back to the founding of the state, when he ordered the construction of Buraidah Mosque in 1330 AH and commissioned the renovation of the Grand Mosque along with developing the Kaaba covering industry. Currently, a project is underway to develop over 130 historic mosques, aiming to enhance their social and cultural roles and restore their function as centers for gathering, education, and reconciliation, especially as the number of mosques in Saudi Arabia has now exceeded 100,000.
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