VedutaMosque
Ali Muhammad Khan Mosque
A 1753 mosque in the middle of Chowk Bazaar, decorated in late Mughal style with touches of Multan's blue tiles.
- Editor's score
- 4.4
- Visit
- 30 min
- Price
- Free
About
Nawab Ali Mohammad Khan Khakwani, governor of Multan, built this mosque in 1753 in the heart of Chowk Bazaar. Under Sikh rule the governor held court at its entrance, and the British returned it to the Muslim community in the nineteenth century. A small three-bay prayer hall faces a much larger gatehouse across a courtyard, both with cusped arches, floral designs and sparing touches of blue glazed tilework.
Best time to go: Combine it with a wander through the surrounding Chowk Bazaar, and visit outside prayer times.
Book tickets and tours
Veduta may earn a commission from bookings, at no extra cost to you.
Stay near here
Plan a trip here to search with your dates and travellers.
Sponsored: Veduta may earn a commission from hotel and home bookings, at no extra cost to you. Airbnb links earn us nothing.
Where to eat nearby
We have no restaurants listed near this place yet.