Masjid Char Minar Multan

See the masjid char minar near Multan fort, it is also visible from the fort
Four minaret mosque and madrisa of Multan

An Ancient Masjid Lilliputian Mosque in Multan

Mughal Era Mosque?
There are a number and variety of mosques in Multan. Most of these mosques are tomb-mosques. Two such mosques are known as ‘Sawi’ or green mosques. The larger sawi mosque is comparatively recent, while the smaller one is old and belongs to Akbar’s period. The older, Lilliputian mosque is not very well known and most people who live around it call it a maqbarah (tomb) rather than a mosque. It is situated in an extremely populated area.

Multan is situated about 198 miles (312 kilometers) south-east of Lahore. The city is built on a mound just east of the Chenab River which once flowed very close to it. Multan was formerly called Kashtpur, Hanspur, Bagpur, Sanb (or Sanbpur) and finally Mulasthan. It gets its name from the graven-image of the sun-god temple, an opulent shrine of the pre-Muslim period.

Masjid Al Muzaffar

Masjid Al Muzaffar hudreds year old building rebuilt
location: chowk Ghanta ghar, Multan, Pakistan
near Fort Kohna Multan
architecture : Mughal architecture

List of Mosques or Masjid in Multan

There are many historic mosques in Multan most of them are related to the shrine nearby.

A photo taken in Multan during partial sun eclipse

• Shahi Masjid Eidgah 735 AD Multan
• Masjid Khaliq Wali Ruins on Matital Road Multan
• Jamia Masjid Muhammad Bin Qasim 712 AD, Ruins lost in Multan
• Masjid Khuddka Chowk Fawara Multan
• Masjid Wazir Khan, Kachehry Road Multan
• Sawi Masjid or Green Mosque 1500 A.D., Kotla Tolay Khan, Multan
• Sunehri Masjid or Golden Mosque of Multan
• Tarkhana Wali Masjid 1, Multan
• Tarkhana Wali Masjid 2, Multan
• Dorkha mosque, Multan
• Masjid Pool Hattan Chowk Bazar Multan
• Ali Muhammad Khakwani Masjid Multan
• Abdali Masjid near Birthplace Monument of Ahmad Shah Abdali on Abdali Road Multan

Other mosques of Multan are associated with some Saint and his Shrine / Tombs

• Masjid Ghausia or Masjid Musa Pak Shaheed, near his Tomb Haram Gate Multan
• Masjid Ali Wali Khan, near his Tomb Haram Gate Multan 1752 A.D.
• Masjid Shah Shams Sabzwari, near his Tomb Baba Safra Road Multan
• Masjid Khawaja Awais Kagha, near his Tomb Basti Dera Multan
• Masjid near Tomb of Hazrat Ali Akbar at Suraj Miani, Multan
• Sakhi Yahya Nawab mosque, near his Tomb Multan
• Hafiz Jamal mosque, near his Shrine Hafiz Jamal Road Multan
• Musa Pak Shaheed mosque, or Masjid i Ghousia, near his Tomb Multan
• Hazrat Inayat Wilayat mosque near his Tomb Haram Gate Multan
• Masjid Al Muzaffar, Ghanta Ghar chowk, Multan
  

Mosque Ali Wali Khan Multan

Masjid Ali Wali Khan is located Chowk Bazar inside inner old city Multan. You can reach here passing through Pak gate or Haram gate Multan. It is a historic mosque build first time in 1752 AD. It was named after Nawab Muhammad Ali Wali Khan, who was appointed Governor of Multan by Ahmad Shah Abdali, King of Afghanistan.

Masjid Ali Wali Khan Chowk Bazar Multan

Masjid Ali Wali Khan Chowk Bazar Multan

Masjid Ali Wali Khan Chowk Bazar Multan

Masjid Ali Wali Khan Chowk Bazar Multan

Location Map
Approach is a bit difficult as Mosque Ali Wali Khan is inside inner walle city Chowk bazar Multan but GPS may lead to here easily.

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