Badshahi Mosque, Pakistan
The Badshahi Mosque or the Emperor's Mosque was built by the 6th king of the Mughal Sultanate of King Auurangzeb in 1671 in the city of Lahore, Pakistan. The mosque has four minarets in the four quarters outside the mosque with a height of 53.75 meters. The foundation and structure of the building was built using bricks and clay soil compacted until finally dibalur with red sandstone lamps with white marble dome section.