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This 1200-year-old mosque located in the historic Kuri Village near Chak Shahzad, built in 198 Hijri (813 CE), stands as an icon of architectural heritage. Its intricate Persian calligraphy and engravings, though faded by a later whitewash, still narrate the tale of the bygone era, captivating visitors with its enduring cultural legacy. The residents managed to preserve the historic original inner walls, ensuring that this piece of the past endures for future generations.

APP02-120825Islamabad — APP02-120825 ISLAMABAD: August 12 - This 1200-year-old mosque located in the historic Kuri Village near Chak Shahzad, built in 198 Hijri (813 CE), stands as an icon of architectural heritage. Its intricate Persian calligraphy and engravings, though faded by a later whitewash, still narrate the tale of the bygone era, captivating visitors with its enduring cultural legacy. The residents managed to preserve the historic original inner walls, ensuring that this piece of the past endures for future generations. APP/MAF/TZD

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This 1200-year-old mosque located in the historic Kuri Village near Chak Shahzad, built in 198 Hijri (813 CE), stands as an icon of architectural heritage. Its intricate Persian calligraphy and engravings, though faded by a later whitewash, still narrate the tale of the bygone era, captivating visitors with its enduring cultural legacy. The residents managed to preserve the historic original inner walls, ensuring that this piece of the past endures for future generations. — APP02-120825
ISLAMABAD: August 12 –

This 1200-year-old mosque located in the historic Kuri Village near Chak Shahzad, built in 198 Hijri (813 CE), stands as an icon of architectural heritage. Its intricate Persian calligraphy and engravings, though faded by a later whitewash, still narrate the tale of the bygone era, captivating visitors with its enduring cultural legacy. The residents managed to preserve the historic original inner walls, ensuring that this piece of the past endures for future generations. — APP03-120825
ISLAMABAD: August 12 – This 1200-year-old mosque located in the historic Kuri Village near Chak Shahzad, built in 198 Hijri (813 CE), stands as an icon of architectural heritage. Its intricate Persian calligraphy and engravings, though faded by a later whitewash, still narrate the tale of the bygone era, captivating visitors with its enduring cultural legacy. The residents managed to preserve the historic original inner walls, ensuring that this piece of the past endures for future generations. APP/MAF/TZD

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