The 5 mosques of the world are a wonder for tourists.

 The mosque is the house of Allah. Mosque is the best place in the world. Every moment spent in the mosque is recorded in the book of rewards. included in worship. Muslims go to the mosque to pray five times a day. That is why the mosque is a very favorite place for Muslims. There are five mosques in the world, which amaze tourists. It has become a tourist attraction.

The 5 mosques of the world are a wonder for tourists

Today I will talk about some of the mosques in the world, which attract not only Muslims but people of different religions for their construction style, history and aesthetics. In our country, like people of different religions and caste gather to see Sixty Dome Mosque, Seven Mosque, Shah Shuja Mosque, there are many other mosques that many Muslim and non-Muslim tourists gather around to see.

 Al-Aqsa Mosque, Jerusalem

Al-Aqsa Mosque is the third most important mosque in the world. Also known as Baitul Muqaddas. The Qubbatus Sakhra, Qubbatus Silsila and Qubbatun Nabi structures are located in the premises of this mosque in Jerusalem. This place is also called 'Temple Mount'. The area is currently under Israeli control. The city of Jerusalem is naturally divided into two parts. Old Jerusalem and New Jerusalem. In 1948, the total area of ​​New and Old Jerusalem was 41 square kilometers. After expansion, the present area of ​​the city is 110 square kilometers.

Al Aqsa

The old city of Jerusalem is walled on 4 sides. The length of the wall is 4 kilometers and the height is 12 meters. There are total 8 gates in the wall. People enter it from different directions through these gates. The famous gates are Babul Amud in the north, Babul Maghariba in the south, San Stefano in the east and Babul Khalil in the west. The 8th gate called Babuzzahabi in the east is closed. In 1536 AD, the Ottoman Sultan Sulaiman built the wall for 5 years.

 Millions of tourists from almost all countries of the world visit Al Aqsa every year to see Al Aqsa, the heart of the three religions of Muslims, Christians and Jews.

Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, Abu Dhabi

Sheikh Zayed Mosques

 The Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque is located in Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates. This mosque is one of the best mosques in the world. Its construction started in 1996 and ended in 2007. More than three thousand workers took part in its construction. Heads of state of different countries have also visited this mosque.

 Built on 30 acres of land, this mosque is the largest mosque in the UAE. There are seven domes of various sizes, with a height of 279 feet. There are four minarets with a height of 351 feet. 41,000 worshipers can gather together and pray here.

Zaheer Mosque, Malaysia

Masjid-e Zahir

Zahir Mosque is located in the state of Kedah, Malaysia. It is one of the oldest mosques in the country. This mosque is crowded with tourists every day of the year. This mosque was built in 1912 with the funding of Tunku Mahmud, son of Sultan Tajuddin Mukaram Shah. The architectural style is mainly built on the model of Ajiji Mosque in North Sumatra, Indonesia. Five domes have been constructed in the mosque keeping in mind the five pillars of Islam. A statistic says that 10 percent of the tourists who visit this mosque every year are non-Muslims.

Masjidul Hassan Al Shani, Morocco

Al Shani , Morokko

Masjidul Hasan-Al Shani Casablanca Haj, better known as Hassan Mosque. This mosque is located on the shores of the Atlantic Ocean in Casablanca, Morocco's largest city. Built on the basis of Mughal architecture, this mosque is located on about 21,000 square meters of land. Currently, the mosque with the highest minaret in the world. It is also the tallest religious building in the world. The height of the only minaret of this mosque is 210 meters, which is about the same as a 60-story building!

 Built in 1993, the capacity of this mosque is about 1 lakh 5 thousand. At the top of its minaret is a laser beam, from which a beam of light is always scattered in the direction of the Kaaba.

Tajul Mosque, India

Tazul Masjid, India

 It is the largest mosque in India. During the reign of Mughal Emperor Bahadur Shah Zafar, Nawab Shahjahan Begum started its construction. And Allama Muhammad Imran Khan Nadvi Azhari and Maulana Syed Hasmat Ali completed its construction in 1985. With three domes and two towering minarets, there is a large square in front. 1 lakh 75 thousand Muslims can pray together inside and outside the mosque. There is a huge water house in the middle of the square. The area of ​​the mosque is about 43 lakh square feet.

Similar to Delhi's Jama Masjid and Lahore's Badshahi Masjid, this mosque has two 18-storey octagonal minarets with three rose-colored marble domes. The main hallway has attractive pillars reminiscent of Mughal architecture and impressive marble floors. The Emir of Kuwait financed the renovation of its eastern gate using motifs from around 1250 Syriac mosques in memory of his late wife.