A useful RFQ reduces assumptions by giving the manufacturer enough architectural, dimensional and logistics information to quote the actual project.

Minimum Project Information

Provide plan/elevation drawings, room or opening dimensions and clear photos. Mark the qibla wall and any confirmed structural or MEP constraints.

Define the Scope

List exactly which items are required: mihrab, minbar, doors, chandelier, carpet, wall cladding, dome or other elements.

State Logistics and Programme

Destination, required delivery date, container/site access and installation responsibility change the quotation and packaging plan.

What to Send MosqueBuild

Send the project country/city, drawings or measured sketches, site photographs, required scope, reference images and known installation/delivery constraints. This lets the project be reviewed as a coordinated system rather than as an isolated catalogue item.

Important: Prices and technical commitments should be issued only after the real project information is reviewed.

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Send your project details to MosqueBuild for a project-specific review.

Send manufacturers a complete RFQ

A useful mosque RFQ removes guesswork. Include drawings, dimensions, quantities, material and finish expectations, project location, required delivery term and whether installation is included. Reference images are helpful, but they should not replace measured information where fit matters.

Package the request by product

  • mihrab/minbar: sizes, timber or stone, carving level
  • doors: opening sizes, frame, glass and hardware scope
  • carpet: net area, saf direction and colour
  • chandeliers: hall and dome dimensions, suspension height and electrical data
  • dome/minaret: geometry, substrate and structural interfaces

Use the BOQ comparison guide after quotations arrive.