The Blue Mosque, also known as the Central Jam-E-Mosque, is a significant place of worship in Grønland, Oslo, that was established in 1995.
Its exterior is adorned with tiles from Spain and Iran, which display traditional designs and Quranic calligraphy against a blue background.
The original hand-painted tiles were replaced with more durable, weather-resistant alternatives that remained true to the original design in Norway due to the severe climate.
Its exterior is adorned with tiles from Spain and Iran, which display traditional designs and Quranic calligraphy against a blue background.
The original hand-painted tiles were replaced with more durable, weather-resistant alternatives that remained true to the original design in Norway due to the severe climate.
The Blue Mosque, also known as the Central Jam-E-Mosque, is a significant place of worship in Grønland, Oslo, that was established in 1995.
Its exterior is adorned with tiles from Spain and Iran, which display traditional designs and Quranic calligraphy against a blue background.
The original hand-painted tiles were replaced with more durable, weather-resistant alternatives that remained true to the original design in Norway due to the severe climate.
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