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Abbasi Masjid, Derawar
The Masjid outside the Derawar Fort is in good condition. Made of marble, it was built on the exact lines of Moti Masjid in the Red Fort of Delhi (India). It was constructed in 1844 AD, has three domes and two minarets. The entire structure is made up on white marble.

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