Top Largest Mosques in Pakistan
Welcome to Islamabad! Behold the Faisal Mosque, a masterpiece designed by a Turkish architect in 1986. Resembling a desert tent, it stands tall with four 88-meter minarets. This iconic landmark is Pakistan’s National Mosque and is even featured on the 5,000 rupee banknote. Named after Saudi Arabian King Faisal bin Abdul-Aziz, it symbolizes the strong bonds between nations. Don’t miss the chance to experience the serenity and beauty of this architectural marvel in the heart of Islamabad.
On the second spot, we have the Badshahi Mosque in Lahore. It’s the second biggest mosque in Pakistan. It was built in 1673 and covers an area of about 276,000 square feet. It can hold nearly 110,000 people. Globally, it’s the fifth largest mosque. The iconic triple-domed mosque is a major tourist attraction in the city.
In the picture, you see one of Pakistan’s biggest mosques. It’s called the Grand Jamia Mosque and it’s in Lahore. They finished building it in 2014. It’s huge, covering about 99,420 square feet, and can hold nearly 100,000 people. The mosque is lovely, with a big open area inside its walls. And the designs on the walls inside are very detailed and pretty. Masjid e Tooba is in Karachi. It was built in 1969. The mosque can hold 50,000 people. It’s the biggest mosque with one dome, which is 72 meters wide, and it has a 70-meter tall tower. It’s also the 18th biggest mosque globally.
At the end of our list, we want to talk about the amazing Bhong Mosque. It’s in Sadiqabad, in the city of Rahim Yar Khan in Punjab. This mosque has a unique design with beautiful decorations. It received the Aga Khan Award for Architecture in 1986 and the Sitara-e-Imtiaz in 2004. If you’re interested in learning more about Pakistan, such as its rivers and beautiful places to visit, check out the homepage of this website after reading about the top largest mosques.
