The Minister of Endowments inaugurates the Al-Arbaeen Mosque in Mit Ghorab, Sinbellaween

Gomaa stressed that this great edifice is among more than ten thousand and five hundred mosques that have been built, replaced, renovated, maintained or developed in the last ten years, and it also comes within the framework of the Endowments’ interest in the Egyptian village through the “Decent Life” initiative launched by President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi.

He pointed out that the state is concerned with all the people of this great people, whether with what is done in new cities, or with the development of old cities, or even villages and hamlets. Building an edifice and a mosque of this level in one of the villages – not the only mosque – is an affirmation of the state’s interest in all matters. Her children.

He noted that this mosque today comes to be approximately the 140th mosque in Dakahlia Governorate in less than 15 months. Last year, 123 mosques were replaced, maintained, renovated and developed, with an average of ten mosques per month, and this year 17 mosques have been opened so far, congratulating the people of the village of Mit Ghurab. And the people of Sinblaween with this opening.

The Minister of Endowments confirmed that the process of development in mosques is ongoing, and that the development taking place in mosques is part of the comprehensive renaissance that is taking place in schools, hospitals and other fields, hoping that this mosque will be full of faith and moderate thought with structure and meaning. Just as the Ministry of Endowments cares about mosques in meaning, we also care. In the sense.