Nur Astana Mosque

The place is amazing. You should remove your shoes before entering and leave the at the shoe place. It’s free and safe. The place is huge and it has a museum inside. THIS IS NOT A PLACE TO JAVE A PHOTOSHOOT, make sure you’re quiet and respectful specially if they are in praying time. It’s very tourist friends and for ladies they let you borrow covers for your hair if you don’t have one but YOU MUST cover your hair and have covered shoulders and legs. For men you must cover your shoulder and long pants. No sports hats. They have a tower where you can view the city but when I went it was closed. They also have a kids zone with those jumpy things. They have stores inside. They sell beautiful things very expensive.

Such amazing beauty to be seen at least once in a lifetime . Has the vibrance of middle east . Very vast area . In one word fantastic

Everyone can enter the mosque if properly dressed, amazing building

One of the most beautiful mosques in the city. Astana will surprise you with everything including mosques, buildings and parks.

A Beautiful mosque MashAllah. It's also humbling to see that the mosque actually gets used by brother's during Salah times. Been to many mosques in my lifetime, only too see that there made into show pieces with our Ummah no where to be seen. Allah SWT bless this land and it's people and keeps bringing our brothers and sisters to house of Allah. Majestic place, highly recommended to come visit and pray.

This mosque looks simple on the outside but it’s actually a very beautiful mosque on the inside like most islamic architecture: Simple and unassuming outdoors but richly decorated indoors. This is not a touristic mosque and a lot of local people go to pray.

Beautiful mosque. Went for maghrib prayers. Has seperate section for ladies. Bring your own abaya etc.

Definitely one of the more beautiful mosques I’ve seen in this Eurasia region. It is photogenic and picturesque during the day time but also at night. Inside is peaceful and calming as most places of worship are. This mosque’s story gets even more interesting once you research where it’s funding came from — I won’t mention it here as it may offend others but do look into it as that piece of info makes this place even more interesting than it already is. :)