The opening was attended by Pakistani government officials, diplomats, and components of local humanitarian organisations.
The mosque, the only one in a modern residential area, is expected to accommodate 800 people to perform their prayers in a safe environment.
Previously, residents of the area moved to remote areas to perform prayers, and many of them were unable to perform congregational prayers due to the harsh weather conditions.
The ambassador expressed his happiness and appreciation for this step and praised QC's efforts throughout Pakistan.
Amin Abdul Rahman, director of QC's office in Pakistan, highlighted the importance of the mosque from a religious point of view.
The imam of Omar Ibn al-Khattab Mosque, Qari Muhammad Fahim, also expressed thanks to the generous donors and philanthropists in Qatar.
The mosque, the only one in a modern residential area, is expected to accommodate 800 people to perform their prayers in a safe environment.
Qatar's ambassador to Pakistan Sheikh Saud bin Abdul Rahman al-Thani inaugurates the mosque.
Previously, residents of the area moved to remote areas to perform prayers, and many of them were unable to perform congregational prayers due to the harsh weather conditions.
The ambassador expressed his happiness and appreciation for this step and praised QC's efforts throughout Pakistan.
Amin Abdul Rahman, director of QC's office in Pakistan, highlighted the importance of the mosque from a religious point of view.
The imam of Omar Ibn al-Khattab Mosque, Qari Muhammad Fahim, also expressed thanks to the generous donors and philanthropists in Qatar.
