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This beautiful mosque is located on the main Multan-Lahore highway in the North-East of the city, It was built in 1735 AD by Nawab Abdul Samad Khan, then governor of Multan. It is a very spacious mosque provided with a vast courtyard and a huge prayer chamber two hundred and fifty feet long and fity-four feet broad, and crowned by seven domes. Its exterior is was faced with glazed blue tiles and its interior was ornamented with colourful faience mosaics. The mosque suffered extensively during the Sikh period as it was used for military purposes. By the British it was used for many years as the Deputy Commissioner’s Court, but in 1863 AD it was restored to it's original purpose.

	Multan
	Idgah mosque
This beautiful mosque is located on the main Multan-Lahore highway in the North-East of the city, It was built in 1735 AD by Nawab Abdul Samad Khan, then governor of Multan. It is a very spacious mosque provided with a vast courtyard and a huge prayer chamber two hundred and fifty feet long and fity-four feet broad, and crowned by seven domes. Its exterior is was faced with glazed blue tiles and its interior was ornamented with colourful faience mosaics. The mosque suffered extensively during the Sikh period as it was used for military purposes. By the British it was used for many years as the Deputy Commissioner’s Court, but in 1863 AD it was restored to it's original purpose.