"The Pink Mosque, officially known as Nasir al-Mulk Mosque, is located in Shiraz, Iran. Famous for its stunning display of colors, the mosque features extensive use of stained glass, which casts vibrant and colorful light on the carpets, walls, and the praying worshippers inside, especially in the early morning. This effect has earned it the nickname «Pink Mosque» due to the predominant use of pink tiles in its interior design. Built during the Qajar dynasty in the late 19th century, the mosque combines traditional Islamic architecture with Persian elements, like intricate tile work and beautiful arches, making it a masterpiece of design and an enduring symbol of Iran’s rich cultural heritage."