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Rakheel Shah Masjid Fatehpur

BalochistanMosqueProtected
It is situated in Fatehpur tehsil in Jhal Magsi district. The mosque is rectangular shaped having three semi spherical domes with hexagonal drums. Two huge minaar are also present. There is also a courtyard within the mosque. The mosque has two main huge and three small entrances from front side. It was built during Syed Rakheel Shal Period. This was the main Jamia Mosque. It was beautifully built with brunt bricks and mud plaster. The walls are very thick about five to six feet. The floor was covered with blue tiles. The main front wall has arched shaped designs. The drum of the dome has minarets. Each side of the drum has small windows for lighting the interior. The entrances are arched shaped. The Masjid was tremendously designed with arched shaped entrances, hexagonal drums of semi spherical domes, huge minars and Islamic Inscriptions. The interior was decorated with geometrical designs. The interior of the dome has arched shaped designs and geometrical motives. The floor is covered with blue titles.
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Photographs: Department of Archaeology & Museums national inventory record, displayed from the official source (doam.gov.pk). Not PWHI photography.

Record ID
10392
Province / territory
Balochistan
District
Jhal Magsi
Typology
Monument
Subtype
Mosque
Period
Historic
Legal status
Not Protected — UNVERIFIED; no statute or notification cited
Coordinates
28.57114, 67.49701 — source-provided, not field-verified
Verification status
source_record; automatically_standardized; verification_required
Sources
Anonymous. (Miscellaneous). Miscellaneous. Miscellaneous.

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