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Historic Pakistani mosques attract visitors during Ramadan

Historical mosques in various cities of Pakistan continue to welcome visitors during Ramadan.

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Shah Jahan Mosque
Located in Thatta, the 400-year-old Shah Jahan Mosque in Sindh province hosts both local and foreign tourists during Ramadan.

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Built during the reign of Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan, the mosque is famous for its intricate tile work.

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The use of cobalt blue, turquoise, manganese violet, and white tiles provides a visual feast for visitors.

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Masjid-i Tooba
Known as the largest single-domed mosque without columns, Masjid-i Tooba (Tooba Mosque) stands out for its unique architecture.

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Built almost half a century ago, the mosque's balance is achieved through the low walls surrounding the dome.

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The mosque is a popular site for both tourists and locals seeking a peaceful place to relax.

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