24 Beautiful Mosques Around The World (PHOTOS)

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Please click through the link and see the photos. You really get a sense of the diversity of the Muslim world.

24 Beautiful Mosques Around The World (PHOTOS).

We love places of worship – their grandeur, their peacefulness, their architectural beauty.
We especially admire mosques. Here’s our pick of 24 beautiful mosques, from Morocco to Malaysia, which reflect the great cultural diversity of the Muslim world.
There are countless more, of course, that we could not include – your contributions are welcome!

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