Aurangzeb Mosque main clock
Dublin Core
Title
Aurangzeb Mosque main clock
Subject
Religions-Islam; Religions-Ritual
Description
Every mosque prominently displays a clock. The clock reminds Muslims of the injunction to pray five times daily. This colorfully painted and decorated clock is located on a pillar just in front of the mehrab and notes the subsequent prayer time.
Date
2003-01
Contributor
Benton, Cathy
Lake Forest College
Rights
Copyright: April 2003 Cathy Benton. Images and content on this site are available for educational and research purposes, provided due recognition is given to the author. Transmission or reproduction of protected items beyond fair use requires the written permission of the photographer.
Relation
cbind0030; cbind0032
Format
Image/jpg
Type
Still image
Identifier
cbind0031
Coverage
India
Maharashtra (state), Khuldabad [not taken from Getty Thesaurus]
Still Image Item Type Metadata
Physical Dimensions
960 w x 1280 h
Files
Collection
Citation
“Aurangzeb Mosque main clock,” ASIANetwork IDEAS Project, accessed October 22, 2026, https://ideasproject.org/items/show/3740.