5. Nasir al-Mulk Mosque, Shiraz, Iran Known as the Pink Mosque, the mosque is famed for its mesmerizing stained-glass windows that create a mesmerizing interplay of light and color. Its pink-tiled ...

all originally fitted with stained glass. After the French left Morocco, the church was converted into a mosque. All Christian symbols were removed, yet the integrity of this architectural gem was ...

Nicknamed the "Pink Mosque," this 19th-century beauty in Shiraz is famous for its kaleidoscopic stained glass windows. When the morning sun hits, the prayer hall transforms into a dazzling rainbow ...

We thought we would have more competition." Attar said the mosque would keep the church's stained glass, original to the building since 1926, because there are no symbols or images on it that are ...

traditional ceramic tiles and stained-glass windows. Recent travelers described their time at this mosque as "amazing" and "peaceful," adding that it is just as stunning as the Blue Mosque and ...

As well as the stunningly detailed tilework, the Nasir Al-Mulk Mosque is also renowned for its stained glass windows. Visitors will arrive in time for sunrise to enjoy the spectacle of coloured ...

It is considered disrespectful to make pictures of God or the prophets in Islam, so mosques are decorated with patterns, calligraphy and stained glass. Men and women have separate prayer halls ...

His work has appeared in landmarks worldwide including the Al Faisaliah Center in Riyadh, the Mosque of King Khalid International Airport in Saudi Arabia, and the 14-metre-high, stained glass pavilion ...