The Hukuru Miskiiy Friday Mosque)is arranged a the old Friday mosque worked in 1656 is another entrancing landmark that is a key stop on any voyage through the capital city of Maldives,Malé. Every one of the dividers in the mosque are worked with coral stones unpredictably cut with Arabic calligraphy and elaborate examples; the rooftop, window edges and entryways made of various types of wood, for example, teak, sandalwood and redwood. This mosque additionally shows amazingly wonderful coral carvings and master veneer work done by Maldivians. There are additionally various old gravestones raised in memory of past sultans, legends and nobles, in the mosques compound. With its one of a kind minaret and the tombs of national saints and individuals from sovereignty resting in the quietness of its compound, you will be guaranteed a look at the Maldivian past. The craftsmanship in the mosque and imperial blue grounds are novel and important. The mosque dates from 1656 and contains wood car