As in many mosques, photos, posters and prayer rugs adorn the prayer temple in the Noor-Ul-Haram mosque. They often depict the holy places of Medina and Mecca with its shrine the Ka’ba. Decorative plates are also popular decorations in the mosques: they often quote verses from the Koran, usually beautifully calligraphed, or refer to Allah and his prophets. Mosques are houses of the book. In the Noor Ul-Haram mosque there is therefore a library with Quran books and other Islamic books.
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