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The Chakhil-i-Ghoundi Stupa is an ancient Buddhist monument in Afghanistan, notable for its intricately carved schist reliefs dating to the Kushan period.
Tepe Narenj is a Buddhist monastery and stupa site in Kabul, Afghanistan, with sculptures and artifacts dating to the 5th–7th centuries CE uncovered during excavations.
One of Kabul's oldest and largest mosques, situated near the Kabul River in the city's historic bazaar district and serving as a central place of worship in the Afghan capital.
The primary national mosque of Afghanistan, located in Kabul, serving as the country's principal venue for state Islamic ceremonies and major congregational observances.
The Shewaki Stupa is an ancient Buddhist monument located near Kabul, Afghanistan, dating back to the 1st or 2nd century CE and representing the early Kushan architectural style.
A mosque near Medina, Saudi Arabia, known as Masjid al-Saifain and traditionally associated with the vicinity of the Battle of Uhud, commemorating an early episode of Islamic military history.
A distinctive yellow two-story mosque in Kabul, Afghanistan, built during the early 20th-century reign of King Amanullah Khan and noted for its unusually European-influenced facade.
The Musalla of Kabul is a large open-air congregational prayer ground in Afghanistan's capital, traditionally used for Eid prayers and major Islamic gatherings.
The Supreme Court of Afghanistan is the country's highest judicial authority, historically interpreting both civil and Islamic law before the Taliban reasserted control of the government in 2021.
