The prayer hall is oriented towards the kiblat. This orientation is accentuated by parallel vertical planes, which house functions moving inward from the secular to the sacred.

The Mihrab wall is a three-storey high canted structure to create sense of awe. It is lit by diffused light through a slit-skylight. On the wall are back-lit Arabic inscriptions to create an ethereal and religious mood.

The hall is flanked by arabesque screens to allow natural ventilation whilst diffusing direct light from the external. Including the extended prayer areas, the mosque can accommodate up to 4000 people during important functions.