Ahle Sunnat Wal Jamaat: Mosques Gallery

Mosques around the world.

The Tower of Sheikh's Tomb

Sayyiduna Muslim bin Aqeel (radi allaho taala anho) at the grand mosque of Kufa

A Mehraab (where was attach on Hazrat Ali)

Grand Mosque of Prophet Younus (alaihis salam)

Grand Mosque of Damascus

Tower of Grand Mosque (where Prophet Jesus will come)

Masjid-e-Quba. (First builted masjid in Islam)

Masjid-e-Ghamama

Masjid-e-Jumma (Rasulullah (pbuh) had done his first Jumma prayer in the masjid at Medina)

Masjid-e-Abu Bakar (ra)

Quba Mosque

Masjid Hudaybiya. This is where the Treaty of Hudaybiya was signed & where the Meccan leaders asked the words in the treaty "Muhammad Rasulullah" to be replaced with "Muhammad bin Abdullah". This mosque is on the way to Jannat al-Mualla from Masjid al-Haram

Masjid Shajarah. Not to be confused with the Masjid Shajarah in Madina (Miqat), this is where the Prophet (s) camped when he was stopped by the Meccan leaders from performing Hajj. Thereafter the Treaty of Hudaybiya was signed. This mosque is a little further to the left of Masjid Hudaybiya when coming from Masjid al-Haram

Masjid Sulayman (a). By the permission of Allah, Nabi Sulayman (a) had control over the jinn. It is believed he had imprisoned some jinn in a cellar below this mosque. This mosque faces the gate of Jannat al-Mualla.

Masjid Jinn. The Prophet (s) was reciting the Qur'an here when a group of jinn passing by heard him. They were impressed & converted to Islam. A verse of the Qur'an in Sura Jinn narrates this incident.

First mosque of Islam. Built by the Prophet [s] when he first migrated from Makkah to Madina. The Prophet (s) stayed here for 20 days while waiting for Imam Ali (a) to join him before entering Madina

Masjid Qiblatayn. On Mon. 15th Rajab 2 AH, while the Holy Prophet (s) was praying Dhuhr (afternoon prayer) here, he was directed by Jibrail to turn from Masjid al-Aqsa (Jerusalem) to the Ka'aba (Makkah)

Masjid Fath (mosque of victory) where the Prophet (s) prayed during the Battle of Khandaq. At the top of a mount, this is one of "the five mosques" around that area

Entrance to Masjid Fath

Front side of Masjid Fath (pic taken from halfway up the mount). Entrance is on right side of picture.

Salman al-Farsi mosque.One of "the five mosques" (khamsa masajid). This is at the foot of the mount leading to Masjid Fath

Masjid Salman. Entrance is behind. Up on top left is Masjid Fath. Behind the photographer is Masjid Umar, Masjid Ali (a) & Masjid Fatima (a)

Staircase leading to Masjid Ali (a). One of "the five mosques"

At the entrance of Masjid Ali (a)

Masjid Ali (a). Not to be confused with the smaller Masjid Ali (a) at "Khamsa Masajid". This mosque is where Imam Ali (a) led Salatul Jamaat after the Prophet's demise (when he was denied his right to the khilafa). The mosque is behind Masjid Nabawi, near Masjid Ghamama.

Prayer niche (mehrab) of Masjid Fatima (a)

Entrance & prayer niche (mehrab) of Masjid Fatima (a)

Entrance to Masjid Fatima (a). One of the "khamsa masajid" (five mosques)

Masjid Jum'ah. 2nd mosque of Islam & the place where the Prophet (s) conducted Salat-ul-Jum'ah for the first time. This place is not to far from Masjid Quba, the 1st mosque.

The entrance to Masjid Jum'ah

The rubble infront of Masjid Jum'ah is where Masjid Zeraar was built by hypocrites to divide the Muslims. An ayat in the Qur'an commanded the Prophet (s) to demolish this "mosque". This is also the spot where Imam Husayn (a) bade farewell to his daughter Fatima Sughra & left Madina for the last time.

Masjid Fadheek. When the verse prohibiting intoxicants was revealed, some Muslims hid wine in a well here. To disgrace them, some hypocrites complained to the Prophet (s) about this. When the Prophet (s) opened this well, the wine had miraculously changed into vinegar. The well is shown below. Behind this mosque is the Garden of Fadak that the Prophet (s) had given his daughter Fatima (a). This was usurped from her after his leaving this world.

This is the spot where Mubahala took place between the Ahl-ul-Bayt (a) & the Christians of Najran. The Saudi govt. is building a mosque here that will be named "Masjid Banu Muawiya"! (picture shows mosque under construction - Apr. 97)

The rubble in this enclosure is where Masjid "Radd ash-Shams" once stood. The Saudi govt. have destroyed it. This is the spot where the Prophet (s) asked Imam Ali (a) to pray for the Sun to revert so that they may pray Salat-ul-Asr.

Masjid Ghamama. Also called Masjid Eid because the Prophet (s) prayed the Eid Prayers (salat-ul-Eid) here. During a drought, the Prophet (s) once also prayed for rain here (salat-ul-istisqa) - giving the "wasta" of his grandson Husayn b. Ali (a)

Masjid Shajarah. "Miqat" (place where ihram is put on) for those going to Makkah for umra & hajj. All 14 ma'sumeen have used this mosque as a miqat. The mosque is also called "Abar Ali" by the local residents.

The entrance gate to Masjid Ali (a). (see previous pic.)

Behind the window shown here is the "mehrab" (Masjid Kufa) where Imam Ali (a) was struck

Pulpit of Imam Ali (a) - Masjid Kufa. On left (where ladies are standing) is the prayer niche (mehrab) where he was struck

Masjid Kufa - where Imam Ali (a) was struck by Ibn Muljam

Courtyard of Masjid Kufa

Masjid Hanana - Kufa. This is the mosque whose pillars bowed in respect to Imam Ali's (a) body when he was being taken for burial by Imam Hasan (a) & Imam Husayn (a). Some of Imam Husayn's (a) skin (which came off when 'Khuli' was disrespecting his head with a knife) is said to be buried here. The close-up shows where the skin is buried.

Courtyard of Jaami al-Amawi (Umayyad Mosque) - Damascus

Pulpit in Umayyad mosque from where Imam Ali Zayn-ul-Abidin (a) (in captivity) addressed the public before Yazid

Masjid Jamkaran - Outside Qum. Built under orders from the 12th Imam Al-Mahdi (a)

Ruins of the Great Mosque of Samarra. At the time it was built (842-852), it was the largest mosque in the world.

Outside Masjid Sahla (Kufa, Iraq). The 12th Imam (a) is said to frequent this mosque

Namirah Mosque

Aerial view of Namirah Mosque

Aerial view of the Quba Mosque

The facade of the Quba Mosque

The Quba Mosque at night

'Ambariyah Mosque

Al-Ghamamah Mosque

Omar Mosque

Abu Bakr Mosque

Masjid Quba

Ortakoy Mosque

Masjid Quba

Masjid Sulayman

Sultan Ahmad - Blue Mosque

Masjid Al-Hassan

Kariye Mosque

Al-Masjid al-Ibrahimi

Umayyad Mosque "Al-Masjid al-Umawi"

Umayyad Mosque

This is the White Minaret Were Sayyiduna Isa Ibn Maryam will Descend from.

Umayyad Mosque

Umayyad Mosque - Syria

Inside the Mosque

Inside of Umayyad Mosque standing at the Mimbar

Naqshbandi Mosque
This mosques was Built on the Orders of Sayyiduna Habib Muhammad (Peace be upon him), In a dream I think Sultan Selim Had, the walls are 1.5 meters thick