As required by the Supreme Court ruling settling the dispute, the Uttar Pradesh government has allocated land for the new mosque, which will be some 25 kilometres from the city centre. Thus far, the project exists only on paper while the local Muslim community is wary of the state body that is raising funds for its construction.
Residents of a Muslim locality in Ayodhya have shared mild excitement for the economic prospects of the city following the consecration of the Ram temple. While expressing exasperation over short-term inconveniences due to restricted movement during the Pran Pratishtha ceremony, they maintain strong faith in the historical communal harmony of the town.
The complex will also have a cancer hospital, schools and colleges, a museum a library, and a completely vegetarian kitchen where visitors will be offered free food. - Imam From Mecca To Lay Foundation Stone Of India s Biggest Mosque In Ayodhya That Will House World s Biggest Quran
In a historic judgment on November 9, 2019, the Supreme Court ordered the construction of a Ram temple at a disputed site in Ayodhya and asked the government to allocate five acres of land for the construction of a mosque at a prominent place in the district.
The Indo Islamic Cultural Foundation (IICF), which has been set up for the construction of the mosque, will build a mosque along with a hospital, library, community kitchen and research institute, on the land. Uttar Pradesh: Funds To Be Raised by Islamic Foundation for Construction of Mosque in Ayodhya.