Hagia Sophia

Hagia Sophia is a former Byzantine church and former Ottoman mosque in Istanbul. Hagia Sophia is formerly the great church for Christian in Istanbul, Turkey, but now Hagia Sophia is dedicated as a mosque in 1453 when Constantinople was conquered by the Ottoman Turks under Sultan Mehmed II. Then, in 1935 Hagia Sophia dedicated as a museum in Istanbul, Turkey with the name "Ayasofya Museum". Hagia Sophia is beauty architectural and an important monument both for Byzantine and for Ottoman Empires.

Aceh Tourism (Ultimate in Diversity Edition)

Banda Aceh is suffered on immense loss of life during the tsunami of December 26, 2004. Over 100.000 residents lost their live in a matter or minutes as the huge tidal wave swept ashore. Many heart-wrenching and poignant reminder of that day still remain. They range from a huge generator ship that now become a monument that was lifted several kilometers inland from its seaside berth to crush a rom of family houses and their inhabitants and a smaller ship wich landed atop another house and ironically served as a means for the survival and resque of 57 people, to myriad of battered landscapes, shattered buildings, and mass gravesites. Visitor are awestruck at the devastion, but inspired by the recovery proces. They marvel at the stories of the survivors, and they revel at their determination to rebuild their lives.

The Mosque of Amrou bin Ash

 

The Mosque of Amrou bin Ash is the first and the oldest mosque in Africa, here it is, the mosque of Amrou bin Ash. This mosque of Amrou bin Ash built in 642 C or coresponding to 21 AH. It is located in Fustat city, Egypt. The mosque is also named with mosque el Nasr, or mosque el 'Atiq, and mosque Taj el jawame'. The mosque of Amrou bin Ash had built by moslem people, such as Shahabah Abo Dzar el Ghefary, Abo Basra, Mohammeyah bin Jozi el zobaedy, Nabyh bin shawab el basry .

Masjid Agung ; Grand Mosque of Central Java

The Great mosque of Central Java is formed with a principle cluster model of Nabawi mosque in Madina. Architecture of this mosque is a blend of Javanese architecture, Arabic and Greek. It's former architectur is new composition model which taken from the guardians tradition with islamic universal architecture feature on center of the bulding, and also showing main dome which completed by spiky minaret which rise on mosque's fourth side.

Mosque and it's facilities located in Gajah Raya street, Sambirejo village, Gayamsari district, Semarang, central Java, Indonesia. Grand mosque of Semarang is located in Banda land which is 10 Ha in area and it can accommodate pilgrims about 13.000 person.