Aakriti Upadhyay
Cradled in the heart of Old Delhi, this grand Mughal-era mosque boasts a vast courtyard and stunning domes, perfect for soaking in its vibrant surroundings.
Located in Famagusta, this Gothic marvel turned mosque beautifully blends Christian and Islamic influences, offering a serene place steeped in history.
Popularly known as the ‘Pink Mosque,’ this mosque dazzles with its vibrant stained glass and intricate tilework, creating a kaleidoscope of colors in the morning light.
Showcasing a stunning fusion of modern and traditional Islamic design, the white marble domes and reflective pools at this mosque combine to create a dreamlike atmosphere.
Also known as the ‘Blue Mosque,’ this iconic landmark of Istanbul features 6 towering minarets and an interior adorned with over 20,000 blue Iznik tiles, creating an ethereal glow.
Standing tall by the Atlantic ocean, this mosque boasts the World’s tallest minaret, while its elaborate mosaics and incredible ocean views make it a sight to behold.
Being one of the holiest sites in Islam, nestled in Medina and home to Prophet Muhammad’s tomb, its glowing green dome symbolizes peace and devotion.
Featuring the world’s second-largest Persian carpet, this mosque blends modern elegance with traditional Omani artistry, highlighted by a magnificent chandelier and serene courtyard.
With its steel, glass, and crystal structure, this unique mosque shimmers on an island in Terengganu, reflecting beautifully in the surrounding waters.