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The Great Mosque of Jamal is a national core project in Algeria, known as "the world's top architectural technology testing ground", and all participants represent the international first-line design standards. The project is located on the central axis of Algiers, the capital of Algeria, on the Mediterranean Sea. The project has a construction area of 400,000 square meters, including 12 buildings including minarets, prayer halls, Islamic colleges, libraries and cultural centers. Among them, the minaret is 265 meters high, which is the highest in the world. After the completion of the project, it will become the tallest and largest building in Africa. It will also be the third largest mosque in the world with a capacity of 36,000 Muslims. It will become an important religious gathering place in Algeria. A cultural center for scholars and tourists.

The project is participated by four countries including Algeria, Germany, China, and Canada. The architectural style is both classical and modern, and its functions are integrated with religion, culture, academics and leisure, fully demonstrating the unique charm of the integration of various cultures.

The minaret is the tallest building in the Grand Mosque complex, with a height of 265 meters, the largest minaret in the world. There are 2 floors underground with a height of 5.8 meters and a single floor area of 2380 square meters. The vertical direction is an ultra-thick shear wall structure, and the thickness of the shear wall is up to 1.5 meters.