Why do all Muslims have same design of mosques | Where did the design of the mosque come from

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Mosques typically have similar architectural features because they are designed to reflect Islamic principles and to serve specific functional needs for worship. The most common elements include a large open prayer hall, a minaret for the call to prayer, and a dome or arches that symbolize the unity and vastness of Allah. These elements have evolved over time and across cultures, but they maintain a common visual language that is recognized as distinctly Islamic.

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00:00 - 00:23 - Introduction About Mosques
00:23 - 00:39 - New Architecture in Mosques
00:39 - 01:24 - Minaret and Dome as a symbol
01:24 - 02:02 - Ottoman Empire
02:02 - 03:18 - Fall of Constantinople
03:18 - 04:06 - The Hagia Sophia
04:06 - 05:00 - Influence of Hagia Sophia
05:00 - 05:47 - Modern Mosques