Al-Rahman Mosque

Famous among locals and visitors for its historical presence, the Al-Rahman mosque in Baghdad was planned to be one of the biggest mosques in Iraq.

It stays uncompleted in Baghdad's Mansour neighborhood, in the place of the old race track. Its fundamental, uncompleted vault is encompassed by eight littler, free arches, which thusly include eight considerably littler arches incorporated in their dividers.

The mosque is once in a while mistaken for another mosque – the "Incomparable Saddam Mosque", or "Amazing Saddam Mosque" which was additionally being worked at the time.

That was being developed two or three miles toward the north-east, at the site of the old Al Muthanna city air terminal. It should be considerably greater than Al-Rahman and fixated on a manufactured lake.