Pattani Central Mosque

Pattani Central Mosque
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The Pattani Central Mosque is the biggest mosque in Thailand. Located along Yarang Road in the town of Pattani, the mosque was built in 1954 during the administration of Panglima Agung Sarit. The mosque was built to resemble the Taj Mahal. It has four minerats, each on one side. The building is topped by a number of green domes with the one in the middle being the largest. In front of the Pattani Central Mosque is a large rectangular reflecting pool.

A replica of the Pattani Central Mosque can be seen at Taman Tamadun Islam, an Islamic-themed monument park in Kuala Terengganu, Malaysia.

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