10 Thousand Lights Mosque Nabawi Every
Night Light
Have you ever been to the
Grand Mosque in Makkah and
Nabawi Mosque in Madinah
at night? For those of you who have made a pilgrimage to the second mosque,
would be very impressed with the
atmosphere of the night was
hardly different from the afternoon,
because the lights that adorn every corner
of the mosque are both very bright.
Even a satellite image
of the United States, had been photographing an object region on earth so
bright compared to the
surrounding area at night. Object
turned out to be Haram.
So, do you know how many lights that constantly illuminate the night, particularly in the Prophet's Mosque in Madinah?
So, do you know how many lights that constantly illuminate the night, particularly in the Prophet's Mosque in Madinah?
As reported by Al Arabiyanews
there are more than 10,000 ordinary lamps and
pendant lamps and
sconces 300 that
decorate every corner Nabawi
mosque. The lights are made with special
high aesthetics.
Lighting Mosque in Madinah
take many forms. There
are regular lights, pendant lights, sconces
and lanterns. While
too much light can make the vision
impaired, if less light it will be difficult
to see. That's why the lights in the mosque
was consecrated by
the Muslims made to the system in order to balance
the light from the congregation could worship concentrations,
and does not interfere with the eyes of the congregation.
The power lighting systems at Madinah Mosque
can reach 32 megawatts
to provide sufficient
light for the pilgrims. There are also 8 emergency
generators where each has a
power of 2.5 megawatts.
"Most of the lights were placed on carving gilded
brass casing. This
keeps the light out of the
light in the form of a beautiful and precise formations whether during
the day or at night. "
Most Muslims do
worship close to the evening,
which is why the sharpness of light to provide a mosque to be precise. Since the lighting is an integral part of every space mosques,
especially the Medina mosque which became the ritual all Muslims every
day.
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