Jumma Masjid

Mosques often have large, beautiful domes, with minarets (tall towers) that are used for the call to prayer (adhan). The exterior is typically made from stone, marble, or brick, often with intricate geometric designs, calligraphy, or arabesque patterns. The structure may have courtyards, gardens, or fountains, and is often surrounded by walls with decorative elements.

The main interior space of the mosque is the prayer hall. The floor is often covered with carpets or mats for prayer. It is designed to accommodate large groups of worshippers for the five daily prayers. In the center, there is a mihrab, a semi-circular niche in the wall that indicates the direction of the Kaaba in Mecca, which Muslims face while praying