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The picture of the mosque you are seeing is the picture of Jamalpur Zamindarbari Jame Masjid. It is a historical mosque.
This mosque is originally better known as Jamalpur Jame Masjid or Jamalpur Zamindarbari Jame Masjid. It is considered as an archaeological site listed by the Directorate of Archeology of Bangladesh located in Thakurgaon district.
There is also a large beautiful archway at the entrance to the mosque courtyard. The mosque has 3 large domes on top. The top of the dome is made of glass stone. The main feature of this mosque is its designed minarets. There are a total of 28 minarets on the roof of the mosque. Each minar is about 35 feet tall and each one has a different design. It is really rare to see a mosque with so many minarets.
This mosque is divided into 4 parts. They are main room, main room with roofed balcony, roofless balcony. This unroofed porch is surrounded by a half wall with a central 4-pillar roofed main door to the east. There are designs of small minarets on the walls of the open verandah and on the roof of the main door. The exterior of the main room measures 29 x 47 feet and the roofless porch measures 21 x 47 feet. The corners of the main room are 3-pillared. It has 2 windows, 3 doors, 2 niches. The interior and exterior walls of the entire mosque are richly carved with foliage and floral designs.
Image and information: Courtesy of https://bn.wikipedia.org.
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