Baitul Mukarram Mosque
Baitul Mukarram is the national mosque of Bangladesh, located in Dhaka near the city’s newly built neighborhoods. The mosque is rightly ranked as one of the most beautiful in the city.
Translated, “Baitul Mukarram” means “The Holy House.”
History and architecture
The construction of the Baitul Mukarram Mosque began in 1960.
In the external architectural structure and design style of the building, the mosque resembles the main Muslim temple Kaaba located in Mecca. Not only pilgrims, but also guests from many countries come here to admire the admirable architecture of the structure and take home memorable photos.During the construction of the Baitul-Mukarram Mosque, the main material used was light-colored stone with black inlays. Thanks to the successful architectural layout, the mosque looks modern and impressively impressive. The combination of the classic two colors white and black give a strict solemnity to its appearance and remind visitors to observe the prescribed rules of conduct and their own mental and spiritual disposition in this holy place.
.An artificial water body has been created in front of the entrance to the mosque.
.Tourists
You can approach the gates of Baitul-Mukarram Mosque using Dhaka’s public transportation. The visit is free of charge.
Opening hours
.From 7.00 a.m. to 6.00 p.m.
.Address
Baitul Mukkarram Masjid, Topkhana Rd, Dhaka, Bangladesh
