Masjid-e-Ali

Masjid-e-Ali is a prominent Islamic mosque located in Lahore, Pakistan. Named after Ali ibn Abi Talib, the cousin and son-in-law of Prophet Muhammad, it holds religious and historical significance for Sunni Muslims. The mosque features elaborate architecture, including a large central dome and minarets, and serves as a place for daily prayers, religious gatherings, and community events. It symbolizes spiritual devotion and is a key religious landmark, reflecting Islamic cultural heritage and serving as a center for worship and learning in the region.