Taj-ul-Masajid

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Taj-ul-Masajid is one of the largest mosques in India, renowned for its grand Mughal-style architecture and prominent domes and minarets.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mosque
religious building
architecturalStyle Indo-Islamic architecture NERFINISHED
Mughal architecture NERFINISHED
commissionedBy Nawab Shah Jahan Begum of Bhopal NERFINISHED
Sultan Jahan Begum of Bhopal NERFINISHED
completedIn late 20th century
constructionResumed mid 20th century
constructionStarted late 19th century
continent Asia
country India
denomination Sunni Islam
etymology name means "Crown of Mosques" in Urdu
hasAlternativeName Taj-ul-Masjid NERFINISHED
Taj-ul-Masjid of Bhopal NERFINISHED
hasCapacity tens of thousands of worshippers
hasDome flanking domes
large central dome
hasElement mihrab
minbar
hasFeature ablution tank
arched gateways
balconied facades
calligraphic decoration
courtyard
large prayer hall
marble flooring
multiple domes
pink facade
tall minarets
hasMinaret two main minarets
hasPrayerArea separate women’s section
hasSchool madrasa
heritageStatus prominent landmark of Bhopal
locatedIn Bhopal NERFINISHED
Bhopal district NERFINISHED
Madhya Pradesh
materialUsed marble
red stone
orientation qibla facing west towards Mecca
religion Islam
significance important heritage monument of Bhopal
major Islamic religious site in Bhopal
one of the largest mosques in India
tourism popular tourist attraction in Bhopal
usedFor Friday prayers
Islamic festivals
daily prayers
religious education

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Bhopal hasReligiousSite Taj-ul-Masajid