Mosque Domes
Gigantic Mosque complex in Medina, Saudi Arabia,
Burial site of the Prophet Muhammad under green dome,
where in 1279 a wooden cupola was built over the tomb.
World's largest (400K sqm) Mosque, Mecca, Saudi Arabia,
developed around the Kaaba, built by Abraham & Ishmael,
as the first house of worship on earth.
Also the birthplace of the Prophet Muhammad.
Al-Aqsa Mosque compound, Jerusalem
Dome of the Rock, Jerusalem,
covering the 'Foundation stone',
the place of 'Sacrifice of Isaac' by Abraham.
King Khalid Airport Mosque, Saudi Arabia
St. Petersburg Mosque, largest one in Europe
King Khalid Grand Mosque, Saudi Arabia
Kul Sharif Mosque, Kazan, Russia
Moscow Cathedral Mosque, Russia
Zahir Mosque, Malaysia
5 domes symbolize Islam's 5 primary values.
'Taj-ul Masajid' Mosque, Bhopal, India,
means 'Crown of mosques', Mughal architecture.
Crystal Mosque, Malaysia
crafted from steel and glass
Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, Abu Dhabi, contains
Persian, Moorish, Arabic, Mughal styles of architecture.
Al Rajhi Mosque, Hail, Saudi Arabia
Malacca Straits Mosque, Malaysia
Faisal Mosque '8-sided Bedouin tent', Islamabad
Phoenix Pavilion
Great Mosque, Xi'an, China (742-1384 AD):
"Examining the Heart" Tower