Bahria Town Karachi’s Jamia Masjid-e-Riaz is recognized as the world’s third-largest mosque, covering 200 acres and sitting on a 60-feet-high plateau.
After the Haram-Shareef (Khana-e-Kaaba) and Masjid-e-Nabvi, both situated in Saudi Arabia, Pakistan is set to elevate its level in the Islamic world by constructing the world’s third largest mosque.
Designed by prominent Pakistani architects, the mosque is a blend of Islamic and Mughal architecture, drawing inspiration from various Islamic styles.
It features a towering 325-feet minaret visible from different parts of Bahria Town Karachi. With a capacity for 800,000
