The building of the mosque is a 25m x 25m building, which includes a basement, a conference room and rooms for ablution. The dome is crowned with a diameter of 6.5 m and an octagonal minaret with two balconies, 37 m high. The interior of the mosque is faced with marble and granite, and the floors are covered with natural woolen carpets. The motifs of the Seljuk star, used on the windows of the windows and doors of the mosque, are in harmony with the interior of the structure. A large three-level chandelier, typical of Ottoman mosques, is suspended under the dome of the building. Of great interest are calligraphic paintings and Greek motifs on the ceiling of the mosque, covered with real gold.
The cathedral mosque was erected on the site of the destroyed Tatar cemetery, near the place where until 1962 the building of the old Muslim temple was located. The new Minsk mosque can accommodate about 1500 thousand believers.
