Revival of Islamic art and Fatemi architecture

The Masjid is a sacred and an integral part of a Muslim's life. Syedna, like his distinguished predecessors, has greatly emphasized and inspired the community members in the construction, renovation and restoration of several Masjids in South Asia, East Africa, the Gulf, Europe, North America and Australia. He determinedly undertook the Herculean task of restoring and repairing the magnificent 9th century Masjid of Imam Hakim (AS), al-Jame al-Anwar in Cairo. The restoration of this Masjid to its former glory and elegance demanded meticulous planning and perseverance. Besides this Masjid, a number of other Jaame Masjids of the Fatemi era that were ravaged by time and weather have been restored to their original majestic and architectural splendor by Syedna. He has supported and continued the growth of Fatemi architecture in all its grandeur and aesthetic perfection.

The 4th largest Masjid in the world, Al-Jame Al-Anwar, built in 1005 AD.

Al-Jame Al-Lulua built in 1152 AD in Cairo.

Al-Jame Al-Aqmar, built in 1125 AD in Cairo.

The 11th century Al-Jame Al-Juyushi standing on the plateau of the Muqattam Hills in Cairo.

Al-Mishkat, a unique symbol of recognition of Fatemi art / Motif of Mishkat found at al-Jame al-Aqmar.

Rukn al-Mukhallaq, an interesting feature found in each corner of al-Jame al-Aqmar's facade. / Gold and silver corner-stone replica used in the sepulchre of syeda Ruqaiyah binte Ali (AS) in Cairo.

The original Mezanat in al-Jame al-anwar. / And its replica incorporated at Mahad al-Zahra in Surat.

The replica of the Qibla at al-Jame al-Juyushi has been incorporated in whole at al-Masjid al-Moazaam in surat.

The marble walls of Raudat Tahera, the majestic mausoleum of Syedna Taher Saifuddin (RA) in Mumbai, are inscribed with the entire al-Quran al-Majeed in letters of gold and precious stones. It is believed to be an exclusive architectural achievement of Syedna in the entire Islamic world and is an unprecedented example of Fatemi art and architecture.

Further, Syedna's passion for the preservation of art and architecture is apparent by the reconstruction of the grand two hundred year old al-Masjid al-Moazzam, located in Surat, originally built by the 43rd Dai al- Mutlaq, Syedna Abdeali Saifuddin (RA) in 1804.

The magnificient exterior of Raudat Tahera in Mumbai / Surah al-Fateha inscribed in gold and rubies in the mausoleum. / The resplendent interior of Raudat Tahera with the entire al-Quran al-Masjeed inscribed in letters of gold.

The grand Mazar-e-Qutbi in Ahmedabad

Al-Masjid al-Husaini in London the first Dawoodi Bohra Masjid in Europe

Al-Masjid al-sayfi, in Dallas, Texas, has earned the Texas society of Architects Design Award.

The grand facade of the reconstructed 200 years old al-Masjid al-Moazzamin surat, India.

Masjid-e-Hisn al-Hutaib al-Mubarak standing at an approximate height of 2530 ft. above sea level at Haraz in the Republic of Yemen.

al-Masjid al-Mohammed in Houstan, USA.