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Multan, Pakistan boasts of having some of the oldest mosques, which were once considered as the jewels of the city. These mosques now remind us of the glorious past of Multan and the fact that it was ruled by Muslims for more than a thousand years. There are numerous mosques that dot the city but the main one would definitely be the Wali Mohammad Mosque. Come here and enjoy the beauty of the Wali Mohammad Mosque.

The Wali Mohammad Mosque is the second oldest mosque of Multan and it is still in good shape. The Wali Mohammad Mosque is Mosque is also known as the Ali Mohammad Khan mosque.

The Wali Mohammad Mosque is an excellent building that is situated in the busiest part of the Chowck Bazar of the city of Multan. The Wali Mohammad Mosque was built by Nawab Ali Mohammad Khan Khakwani, in 1757. Then he was the governor of Multan during the reign of Alamgir II.

The Wali Mohammad Mosque has a few baths within its compound, it is also provided with a reservoir for the ablutions, and there is also a large hall for chanting prayers. It was during the Sikh period that this gateway of the Wali Mohammad Mosque was utilized as the court house of the Nazim. The huge hall was used for keeping the Granth that is the holy book of the Sikhs. The Wali Mohammad Mosque was then restored to the Muslims by the British Government after the commencement of the British rule.

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