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Historical places of Pakistan

Begum Shahi Mosque:

 Begum Shahi mosque is the mosque of Mariam Zamani Begum. This mosque is situated in Lahore in the early 17 century in Pakistan. This mosque was created during the time of Mughal emperor Jahangir. This mosque was created in the Honor of his mosque. His mother's name is Maharani. The Masti gate is situated in the walled city.  Begum Shahi mosque is created in Masti gate.
 Prayer chamber of this mosque is 130.5 feet long and 34 feet wide. The Architecture of this mosque is beautiful. The first mosque that was built in the era of the Mughal emperor was this mosque.


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