Grand Jammiah Mosque

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Designing a Mosque using AutoCAD is a highly detailed process that demands meticulous precision. To initiate, download and install the most recent version of AutoCAD. Launch the software, click on 'File', then 'New' to create a blank project. Select ' acadiso' under "Units", which specifies Imperial Units with precision of one hundredth inches as required by this intricate structure. From the toolbar, pick the tool ' Rectangle', followed by the icon 'Push/Pull'. Choose any location for the new rectangular body; size it at your will according to dimensions provided. To construct a complex model such as the Mosque's Minarets or Archways precisely is a matter of understanding each detail thoroughly beforehand and carrying it out one-by-one with ease, utilizing ' 3D Objects/ Rectangle-Pull' from your object menu. Once satisfied, press Esc to finish. This marks completion for rectangular construction so far - the process could become somewhat more complicated based on any specific structural needs required. When drawing detailed drawings that accurately describe real life building components - consider selecting other relevant items to fit perfectly with what was drawn so that when put all together and then looking upon a model built by an experienced user - the work shows how it was originally done; or will serve very nicely in the hands of an aspiring one seeking out for inspiration, as these steps may look difficult on paper. Next choose lines for construction such as those from roof peak down, vertical column supporting minaret to floor. To achieve sharpness and a perfectly drawn finish - hold shift whilst you pick two lines that lie close side-by-side by moving cursor between two endpoints precisely using space mouse with some finesse until smooth corner formation forms then draw further if needed along a pre-determined guideline before joining two ends into one clean joint thus keeping edges in line, so after carefully completing each feature you may return back for another iteration.