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Masjid al Haram (2935 bytes)
1: [[Image:Mecca.jpg|thumb|right|Masjid al Haram]]
2: The '''Masjid al Haram''' is a [[mosque]] in the city of [[Mecc...
6: ...[Image:Outsidemasjidharam.jpg|thumb|right|Outside Masjid al Haram]]
16: [[Image:Masjidharamnight.jpg|thumb|right|Masjid al Haram at night]]

Masjid al-Nabawi (2143 bytes)
1: [[Image:Masjidnabawi.jpg|thumb|right|Masjid al-Nabawi (Mosque of the Prophet), [[Medina]]]]
2: '''Masjid al-Nabawi''' or Mosque of the Prophet is the seco...

Badshahi Masjid (2046 bytes)
1: The '''Badshahi Masjid (بادشاه&#1609...
6: [[Image:badshahi_mosque.JPG|thumb|120px|Badshahi Masjid]]
56: ...SHAHI.htm Pictures and information about Badshahi Masjid]
57: ...lahore%20fort%20view.jpg A photograph of Badshahi Masjid]

Jama Masjid, Delhi (8336 bytes)
7: ...sques in Delhi, Agra, Ajmer and Lahore. The Jamia Masjid in Delhi built by Shah Jahan is different from al...
9: THE JAMIA MASJID OF DELHI
11: ... Emperor in the year 1648 CE. It's also known as 'Masjid-i-Jahan Numa', 'Jahan' means 'World' and Numa mea...
35: ... the year 1060 AH (1650 CE) to the north of Jamia Masjid was the Imperial Dispensary, and to the south was...

Jama Masjid, Delhi (5730 bytes)
3: ...sques in Delhi, Agra, Ajmer and Lahore. The Jamia Masjid in Delhi built by Shah Jahan is different from al...
5: THE JAMIA MASJID OF DELHI
7: ... Emperor in the year 1648 CE. It's also known as 'Masjid-i-Jahan Numa', 'Jahan' means 'World' and Numa mea...

Quba Mosque (740 bytes)
1: ...y of [[Mecca]] ("''Makkah"'') to Medina and the ''masjid'' was completed by his companions.
3: It is this mosque that is called the ''Masjid al-Taqwa'' in the [[Quran]]:

Masjed Soleyman (491 bytes)
1: ...ed Soleyman''' (also '''Masjid Soleiman''' and '''Masjid-al-Salaman''') (مسجد &#15...

Mosques of Lahore (1182 bytes)
7: ...d-e-Shuhda_(Martyr's_Mosque).JPG|left|thumb|140px|Masjid-e-Shohdah - Martyrs' Mosque]]
9: See also:''[[Badshahi Masjid]], [[Wazir Khan Mosque]]''

Juhayman al-Otaibi (176 bytes)
4: ...hayman al-Otaibi''''' famous for his seizure of [[Masjid al Haram]] (The Great Mosque) in [[Mecca]] on Nov...

List of mosques (2263 bytes)
10: *[[Dome of the Rock]],( or Masjid Al Sakhrah, in [[Jerusalem]](Not Actually a Mosqu...
20: *[[Masjid al Haram]] in [[Mecca]], [[Saudi Arabia]], the "G...
21: *[[Masjid al Nabawi]] in [[Medina]], [[Saudi Arabia]]
23: *[[Quba Mosque|Masjid al-Quba]], just outside [[Medina]], [[Saudi Arabi...

Uma Bharti (3031 bytes)
9: ... tod do' (Give one more push, and break the Babri Masjid).

Liberhan Commission (372 bytes)
1: ... ministry following the demolition of the [[Babri Masjid]] in [[Ayodhya]] on 6 December and the riots in A...

Kar Sevaks (398 bytes)
3: ...lly to refer to people who demolished the [[Babri Masjid]].

Peoples Democratic Party (India) (326 bytes)
1: ...n Muslim League]] after the demolition of [[Babri Masjid]].

Ponda, India (525 bytes)
1: ... top of the [[Panjim-Bangalore highway]]. [[Safa Masjid]], a well-preserved mosque, built in 1560 by the ...

Places of worship in Hong Kong (2923 bytes)
69: * [[Jamia Masjid]] - Shelley Street, Hong Kong Island
70: * [[Masjid Ammar and Osman Ramju Sadick Islamic Centre]] - W...
71: * [[Kowloon Masjid and Islamic Centre]] - [[Nathan Road (Hong Kong)|...
72: * [[Cape Collinson Cemetery Masjid]]

Sheesh Mahal (600 bytes)
3: ''See also: [[Mughal]]s, [[Moti Masjid]], [[Naulakha Pavilion]]''

Shahi Mohalla (646 bytes)
1: ...of Lahore]], next to [[Roshnai Gate]], [[Badshahi Masjid]], [[Lahore Fort]], and [[Hazuri Bagh]].

Srinagar (district) (754 bytes)
13: * [[Jama Masjid]], one of the oldest mosques in Kashmir

Ohud Hospital (660 bytes)
1: ...ing]] and [[electricity]] complex that supplies [[Masjid Al-Nabawi]]. The hospital also contains a residen...

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