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| Acceptable (on top) and Unacceptable (on the bottom) Clothing For the Mosque |
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| Main Entrance to the Complex |
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| Because We Had to Go Through Security |
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| Properly Covered, We Are In Line |
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| First Glimpse Of This Beautiful Building |
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| Second Glimpse and We Are Still Outside the Mosque |
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| Entrance to the Mosque |
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| Painted Tiles Near the Entrance |
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| More Painted Tiles |
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| Gold Topped Columns Along Each Corridor |
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| Inlaid Marble Columns |
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| Exquisite Inlaid Marble Columns |
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| Columns Along Each Side of the Corridors |
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| Open Sides of the Corridors Allow Air Cooled By the Water to Cool the Corridors |
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| Gold Leaf At the Top of Each Column |
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| Hans Took Their Picture With Their Camera |
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| About to Enter the Main Prayer Hall (note the chandelier) |
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| Inlaid Marble Walls |
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| Inlaid Marble Floors |
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| Finally Inside the Prayer Hall Largest Hand Knotted Carpet In the World |
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| The Beige Colour Represents Sand, the Green Represents Paradise |
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| Detail of Carpet Pattern |
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| Intricate Design in Carpet |
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| Mother of Pearl Inlay in Columns |
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| Air Conditioning Unit At the Top Of These Columns |
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| One of Three Chandeliers In the Main Prayer Hall Made With Swarovski Crystal |
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| Prayer Books |
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| Swarovski Crystal |
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| Exquisite Glass Work |
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| Swarovski Crystal |
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| Details Of the Swarovski Crystal |
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| Goodbye To One of the Most Beautiful Buildings I Have Ever Seen |
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