The Hassan II Mosque is not only the largest in Morocco but also a stunning example of modern architecture and traditional Moroccan craftsmanship. Completed in 1993, it features a 210-meter minaret—the second tallest in the world—which is topped with a laser directed towards Mecca. The mosque's location on the Atlantic Ocean allows worshippers to pray over the sea, and its walls are adorned with hand-crafted marble. With a retractable roof and space for 105,000 worshippers, it's a marvel of engineering and a testament to the spiritual significance it holds in the Islamic world.