Quetta, the 'Fruit Garden of Pakistan,' features remarkable Islamic architecture including the historic Sandeman Tangi Mosque and the beautiful Hazrat Khadija Mosque with its distinctive minarets. As the provincial capital of Balochistan, the city holds deep Islamic significance and has been a crossroads for Muslim traders and pilgrims traveling between Central Asia and the Indian subcontinent. The diverse Muslim population, including Baloch, Pashtun, and Hazara communities, maintains rich Islamic traditions through centuries-old practices of Sufi poetry, religious festivals, and traditional Islamic education.