Meeran Mosque, Galle Fort.

White house, red roof, magnificent and well preserved. The mosque in the city is actually Gothic style, unprecedented. The church and the mosque are one after another, the mixed-blood paradise of Lancashire, the end of the city, is the wide sea

This white Gothic building is right next to the lighthouse. The appearance is like a Christian church, but it is actually a non-traditional mosque. The mosque does not accept non-Muslim tourists. However, it is really pleasant to look at the exquisite appearance, especially the sunset.

Located next to the lighthouse in Utrecht, the only mosque in the fortress. The mosque is a pure white building, and the view is spectacular, built in 1796. It is built in a different style from the usual Islamic style of the dome and looks more like a church.

The location is very good to find, a big logo can be seen at a glance, the environment is very good, the atmosphere is also 🈶️

Right next to the lighthouse, but non-Muslim women can't enter, the Mira Mosque is different from other mosques because it is not common in the domed Islamic style, it looks more like a church. As the evening falls, the lights of the mosque will be on and it is very beautiful. I love it, and the white house is beautiful.

The white building next to the lighthouse is the Mira Mosque, unlike the general domed Islamic mosque, it is more like a church. Majestic and well-preserved. The mosque in the city is actually Gothic style, never seen before.

After more than a month of searching, I finally found the photo inside the Mira Mosque. Why look for it is because I saw many friends commenting that this mosque can't enter the inside and can only take pictures. But I went in that day without stopping, and a bunch of locals sitting at the door just smiled at me. There was a pattern on the doorstep that was not allowed to wear shoes. So we took off our shoes and went in and visited consciously. The place inside is not very big, divided into three open rooms, the ground is very clean and spotless. There is also a chanting schedule, there is a clock on the wall, and there are stained glass windows on both sides. Only when we entered the innermost room was a monk who was doing cleaning, signaling that we could not take any more pictures.