Akhmad Kadyrov Mosque, also known as the "Heart of Chechnya," in Grozny, Russia, at night

Akhmad Kadyrov Mosque, also known as the "Heart of Chechnya," in Grozny, Russia, at night. The mosque is illuminated by spotlights, highlighting its white marble facade, large central dome, and four tall minarets. The minarets are intricately decorated with vertical ribbed patterns and balconies. The main dome is a light blue color and is surrounded by smaller domes and turrets. Numerous windows with arched openings are visible on the mosque's walls, also lit from within. In the foreground, a large tree with dense foliage obscures part of the mosque's lower section. The tree appears to be in motion blur, suggesting a slight movement in the camera or wind. To the left of the tree, a section of a large, illuminated, arched structure with a lattice design is visible. In the background, the dark night sky is punctuated by white light beams emanating from the mosque or its surroundings, creating a dramatic effect. There are also streetlights visible in the lower part of the image. No people are clearly discernible in the scene. The overall impression is one of grandeur and architectural beauty, enhanced by the night lighting.