1. Masjid Sultan Ahmed, Turkey
The mosque is popularly known as the Blue Mosque and built
near the Hagia Sophia and the Byzantine empire istan in Istanbul. The
construction which started in 1609 and even take up to 7 years. When
visiting this mosque, tourists will see six slender towers that surround the
Sultan Ahmed Mosque. Previously, in the complex of the mosque there are
madrasas, hospitals, elementary, and even the tomb of its founder's own market. However,
most of the buildings demolished in the 19th century.
2. Faisal Mosque, Pakistan
The mosque is located in the area with the background Bukin
very beautiful Margalla Hills in Islamabad, Pakistan. This mosque is the
largest in Asia South. This mosque was designed by architect
Vedat Dalokay originating from Turkey. The roof of the mosque is shaped
like a desert tent Bedouin tribe. Because in height, this mosque can be
seen by tourists from afar, like any good in daylight in the evenings. Currently
regarded as the National Masid Pakistan.
3. Nabawi Mosque, Saudi Arabia
The mosque is located in Medina is considered the second
holiest mosque in the world built in the history of Islam by the Prophet
Muhammad. In the middle of this mosque there is a regular pulpit preaching
Apostle place. The last renovation of the mosque was carried out under the
leadership of King Fahd. Now, this masji even include air conditioning and
decorated with marble.
4. Masjid Sultan Omar Ali Saiduddin, Brunei
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The mosque is located in the Parks Islamic civilization on
the island of Wan Man, Terengganu, Malaysia. The mosque is very grand
because it was built with steel construction, glass and crystal. This
mosque was built in 2006 and was completed in 2008. The inauguration of
the mosque was held on February 8, 2008 by Yang in 13th-Pertuan Agung, Sultan
Mizan Zainal Abidin of Terengganu.
6. Kul-Sharif Mosque, Russia
The mosque is located in Kazan Kremlin, Russia. The
mosque is often called the largest mosque in Russia and Europe, of course,
outside Istanbul. This mosque was built in the Kazan Kremlin century to
the 16th. Then this mosque Kul-Sharif called. Kul-Sharif is the name
of a priest who worked there. Kul-Sharif himself died together when their
students maintain Kazan of the Russian occupation in 1552.
7. Great Mosque of Djenne, Mali
Highway mosque is unique because it is made with the world's
largest mud and environmentally friendly. The mosque is located near the
Bani River, City of Djenne, Mali, Africa. This mosque was built at the
request of former French colonial government in 1906. The mosque is also
considered as one of the best examples of the style of architecture in the
region south of the Sahara.
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