Biggest Masajids of the World - 21 Masajids

Masjid-ul-Aqsa

Bait-tul-Muqaddass, Palestine

Capacity: 5000

Year of first building: 637 AD

Masjid-e-Tooba

Karachi , Pakistan

Capacity: 5000

Year: 1969

Masjid-e- Umayya

Damascus, Syria

Capacity: 6000

Year: 705 AD

Masjid Al Fateh

Manama, Bahrain

Capacity: 7000

Year: 1987

Masjid Sultan Ahmed

Istanbul, Turkey

Capacity: 10,000

Year: 1616 A.D

Grozny Central Dome Masjid

Grozny, Republic of Chechnya

Capacity: 10,000

Year: 2008

Masjid Rome

Rome, Italy

Largest Masjid of Europe

Capacity: 12,000

Year: 1995

Emir Abdalkader Masjid

Constantine, Algeria

Capacity: 15,000

Year: 1994

Masjid Negara

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Capacity: 15,000

Year: 1965

Id Kah Masjid

Kashgar, Xinjiang, China

Capacity: 20,000

Year: 1442

Sultan Qaboos Grand Masjid

Muscat , Oman

Capacity: 20,000

Year: 2001

Baitul Mukarram Masjid

Dhaka, Bangladesh

Capacity: 40,000

Year:1960

Sheikh Zayed Masjid

Abu Dhabi, UAE

Capacity: 40,000

Year: 2007

Jama Masjid Delhi

Delhi, India

Capacity: 85,000

Year: 1656

Badshahi Masjid

Lahore, Pakistan

Capacity: 100,000

Year: 1673

Hassan II Masjid

Casablanca, Morocco

Capacity: 105,000

Year: 1993

Istaqlal Masjid

Jakarta, Indonesia

Capacity: 120,000

Year: 1978

Taj-ul-Masajid

Bhopal, India

Capacity: 175,000

Year: 1901

Faisal Masjid

Islamabad, Pakistan

Capacity: 300,000

Year: 1986

Masjid-e-Nabvi S.A.W.W

Madina Munavara, Saudi Arabia

Capacity: 650,000

Year of first building: 622 A.D

Masjid Ul Haram

Makkah Mukarrama, Saudi Arabia

Capacity: 850,000

Established: 638 A.D 

(after Fatah Makkah)

Disaster for Australia’s Next Top Model as wrong winner announced

An Australian modeling competition has been branded a "disaster" and an "epic fail" after the host told one finalist that she had won the contest on live television, before realizing that she had announced the wrong name. 
The live final episode of Australia's Next Top Model ended in chaos after host Sarah Murdoch named 19-year-old Kelsey Martinovich the winner of season six of the Fox Television reality show. Minutes later, while Martinovich was jumping around the stage with glee and thanking her friends and family for their support, Murdoch realized her mistake. Clearly distressed by the error, she made an awkward apology and named 18-year-old Amanda Ware as the winner. 
"Oh my God, I don't know what to say right now," Murdoch said, in front of a crowd of 2,000 people at Sydney's Luna Park. "I'm feeling a bit sick about this. I'm so sorry about this, oh my God. I don't know what to say. This is a complete accident, I'm so sorry. It's Amanda... it was read to me wrong. 
"This is what happens when you have live TV folks, I'm so sorry, this is insane." Murdoch, a former model who is married to Rupert Murdoch's son Lachlan, said the mistake occurred after the wrong name was fed to her earpiece. Martinovich was a good sport, hugging Ware and dismissing Murdoch's apologies. "You won it's fine...it's ok, it's ok, it's an honest mistake, it's fine," she told Ware. 
The prize for the competition was a shoot and Harpers Bazaar cover, a modelling contract, a $25,000 (£15,000) campaign with Levis, a car, $20,000 cash and a trip to New York. 
In an attempt to compensate Martinovich for the blunder, Fox said that the runner up will get $20,000 (£12,000) and a trip to New York. 
Watch here the Video of those scenes!