World’s first-ever 3D printed mosque in Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia recently celebrated the unveiling of the world’s first-ever mosque crafted through the revolutionary technique of 3D printing in Jeddah. This remarkable mosque, located in the AI-Jawhara suburbs, bears the name of the late Abdulaziz Abdullah Sharbatly, as a heartfelt tribute from his wife, the prominent Saudi entrepreneur Wajnat Abdulwahed. The visionary project was spearheaded by Abdulwahad, who leads Fursan Real Estate, and utilized cutting-edge 3D printers sourced from Guanli, a renowned Chinese manufacturer in the realm of 3D printing technology.

The mosque covers a spacious 5,600 square meters and seamlessly blends tradition and innovation. Its design aims to foster a sense of serenity and hospitality among worshippers. By employing advanced technology, Saudi Arabia has taken a bold step toward a progressive and sustainable future. This landmark achievement underscores the nation’s position as a hub for technological innovation and advancement.

Coinciding with the commencement of Ramadan, one of the Islam’s holiest months, the unveiling of this 3D-printed mosque showcases a harmonious blend of tradition and modernity. It aligns perfectly with Saudi Vision 2030, which focuses on diversifying the country’s economy and embracing innovative technologies. Partnering with Guanli, a leading expert in construction 3D printing, Fursan Real Estate Company brought this visionary project to life, emphasizing principles of sustainability and efficiency. Saudi Vision 2030, akin to Dubai’s 3D Printing Strategy, embodies the nation’s commitment to embracing transformative technologies and reducing reliance on oil, positioning Saudi Arabia as a global investment house.

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