Jama Masjid, a sparkling example of Indo-Islamic architecture during the Mughal period, features red sandstone and white marble, two 130-foot minarets at the northeast and southeast corners of the building, a large courtyard, three great gates, and three large marble domes above the prayer hall. Above the prayer hall’s entrances are calligraphic inscriptions in Persian.
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