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| 裏面の説明 | The reverse presents a detailed architectural rendering of the Nur-Astana mosque in Astana (now Nur-Sultan), Kazakhstan, depicted in three-quarter perspective view occupying the lower and central portions of the field. The mosque is shown with its principal large central dome flanked by four tall minarets, with smaller ornamental domes visible across the complex facade. Stylised clouds appear in the upper field above the mosque. The bilingual circular legend НҰР-АСТАНА МЕШІТІ in Kazakh and МЕЧЕТЬ НУР-АСТАНА in Russian, together with the date 2009, runs along the upper border. The silver fineness and weight specification Ag925 31,1 gr. is inscribed along the lower field, with the Kazakhstan Mint (KMC) monogram mark visible at lower left. |
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The Nur-Astana mosque, completed in 2005 with funding from the Emir of Qatar, was at the time of its opening the largest mosque in Central Asia — a distinction since surpassed, but one that carried considerable political weight for a government actively constructing a national identity around the newly renamed capital. Kazakhstan's commemorative silver program of this period leaned heavily on Astana's architectural ambitions as the city was being built almost from scratch on the steppe.