Shaheed Ganj Mosque in all the mosques, in the centre of the west wall where the Imam leads the prayers. The mosque had a courtyard and an orchard of fruit trees. Shaheed Ganj Mosque Masjid Shaheed Ganj or Shahidganj Mosque () was located in Naulakha Bazaar area of Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan. The mosque was originally named Abdullah Khan Masjid. Abdullah Khan Mosque was built by Abdullah Khan during the reign of Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan. Abdullah Khan was a cook of Prince Dara Shikoh, elder son of Shah Jahan, in 1653 AD, who rose up to the position of kotwal (Chief police officer)
Abu Hanifa Mosque mosque, until it was fully recovered in 2004. Later, in 2006, missiles were fired by a Katyusha rocket launcher and fell in the mosque's courtyard without any damages done to the mosque. The total area of the mosque is 10,000m². It can fit 5000 people in it. On Friday prayers, the regular number of worshipers is 1000, while on the regular everyday prayers, 200-250 worshipers come to the mosque. The main hall is a great rectangular hall with an area of 578m². It consists of eight marble pillars with a large dome on top of them with iron chains hanging