Miqdat Mosque is the second largest mosque in the republic period after Ankara Grand Mosque. It is characterized by an external structure designed on the Islamic architecture system, where Islamic inscriptions and decorations are the masters of the situation. The building includes the chapel, the main dome, the portico and the forum floor. It was built in the classical Ottoman architecture style, with the characteristics of a complex comprising a total of three balconies, 6 minarets, a conference hall, a library, a kitchen and a health center. As soon as you enter this architectural masterpiece, you will be amazed by the arched ceiling on which Quranic verses and distinctive decorations are engraved, in a majestic view that evokes feelings of reverence in the soul.