London Central Mosque

London Central Mosque, built in 1978, is a well-known religious building in London, also known as Regent's Park Mosque. The mosque was designed by Sir Frederick Gilbert and has a golden dome . The prayer hall has a chandelier and carpet and can hold 5,000 prayers, while women pray on the balcony of the hall. The interior of the dome is decorated with Islamic traditional motifs, and there is also a small bookstore and café inside the mosque.