Amburiq Mosque, Mosque in Pakistan
The Amburiq Mosque is a notable religious site in the Shigar District.
This mosque was built in the 14th century and reflects pre-Mughal architecture.
It represents an important part of Islamic history in the region.
Visitors can explore the heritage of Pakistan by visiting this mosque.
Amburiq Mosque is one of the few surviving artifacts of the Tibetan Islamic architecture.
Location: Shigar District
Inception: 14 Century
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The Amburiq Mosque is a notable religious site in the Shigar District.
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