Qutb Shahi Mosque

Qutub Shahi Mosque Or Sona Masjid II HISTORY IN PANDUA MALDA II

Qutub Shahi Mosque Or Sona Masjid , HISTORY IN Malda,Westbengal. Qutub Shahi Mosque, locally known as the Chhoto Sona Masjid, built to honour saint Nur Qutb-ul-Alam. The ruins of his shrine are nearby, along with that of Saint Hazrat Shah Jalal Tabrizi, collectively known as the Bari Darga.

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Qutub Shahi Mosque situted at hazrat pandua. Constructed in 1582 AD by a descendant of Nur qutbul Alam, the mosque lies between the tomb of the Saint and the eklakhi mausoleum. Though it was built after the Mughal conquest of West Bengal in 1576, in its appearance it is a Sultanate mosque of the gaur type with the exception of the cupolas over the corner towers. The cupolas are not characteristic of the towers built in the Mughal design and raise the question if these were constructed at the time of the building of the mosque or were later additions. If these were constructed at the time of building the domes, which have now fallen, they should also have been of the Mughal variety. The probability is that they, like those at the bagha mosque in Rajshahi, were later additions to Mughalise the structure. The materials of the mosque are brick in the core and plain stone slabs outside. In appearance it is much like the bara sona mosque of Gaur-Lakhnauti. The dimensions of the mosque are 25.10 m. by 11.50 m. It consists of two aisles running north-south, entered by five pointed arched doorways from the eastern side and with two grilled windows, one each in the middle of the north and south sides. The number of domes therefore were ten in all which were built on pendentives of the usual Gaur variety carried on stone multifaceted columns.

There are five mihrabs with engrailed arches at the top, now dilapidated, on the qibla side, with a high pulpit on the north side of the central mihrab, exactly similar to that in the adina mosque. In front of the pulpit there stands at present a rectangular stone platform, which is probably a tomb of a local saint (fakir). This was a later addition. The decoration of the string mouldings run round the corner towers, above the door panels, and below the carved cornice above, and in the serration of the face of the arches, and rosettes appear on the spandrels. Inside, there are the usual decorative designs of the pendentives in tiers and the raised faces of the arches of exposed brick.

The mosque is sometimes also called Sona Masjid because of what are supposed to be gilding of the domes, like those of Bara and Chhota Sona Mosques of Gaur-Lakhnauti.

The site is located near Boro Dargah and very close to Eklakhi Mausoleum, Pandua.

Adina Masjid ( MOSQUE) Pandua,Malda II History II

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The Adina Mosque (MASJID) is the ruins of the largest mosque in the Indian subcontinent, located in the Indian state of West Bengal near the border with Bangladesh. The site, dating from the 14th century, hosted the imperial mosque of the Sultanate of Beng.

History :- The mosque was built during the reign of Sikandar Shah, the second Sultan of the Ilyas Shahi dynasty of the Bengal Sultanate. The mosque was designed to display the kingdom's imperial ambitions after its two victories against the Delhi Sultanate in the 14th century.[5] The mosque may have been constructed on the ruins of Hindu-Buddhist temples and monasteries as its exterior wall contains defaced Indian sculptures. According to Encyclopedia Iranica, the mosque's construction material included stone from Bengali temples.
Inscriptions on the mosque proclaimed Sikandar Shah as the exalted Sultan and the Caliph of the faithful.[6] The Sultan was buried in a tomb chamber attached to the wall facing the direction of Mecca. The mosque was located in the now ruined city of Pandua, a former capital of the Bengal Sultanate.

It fell into ruin during the period of British rule and was damaged by earthquakes in the 19th century.

Jitu Santhal rebellion :-On 3 December 1932 AD, Jitu Santhal, the leader of an anti-landlord movement in North Bengal had engaged in his last combat at the ruins of the Adina mosque. A largeband of Santhals, who had recently converted to Hinduism, marched up to the historic city of Pandua, occupied the ruins of Adina, and conducted a debased form of Hindu worship in order to transform the mosque into a temple.
Jitu, who now called himself Gandhi, declared the end of British Raj and proclaimed his own government from within the mosque. Eventually, Jitu was killed in the vicinity of the mosque after a battle with armed police, who opened fire after the Santhals refused to come out.

Design:- The design of the mosque incorporated Bengali, Arab, Persian and Byzantine architecture. It was built with brick and stone. Its plan is similar to the Great Mosque of Damascus.[2] It had a rectangular hyspostyle structure with an open courtyard. There were several hundred domes. The structure measured 172 by 97 m. The entire western wall evokes the imperial style of pre-Islamic Sasanian Persia. The mosque's most prominent feature is its monumental ribbed barrel vault over the central nave, the first such huge vault built in the subcontinent, and another feature shared in common with the Sasanian style. The mosque consciously imitated Persianate imperial grandeur.[3] The prayer hall is five aisles deep, while the north, south and east cloisters around the courtyard consist of triple aisles. In total, these aisles had 260 pillars and 387 domed bays. The interior of the courtyard is a continuous façade of 92 arches surmounted by a parapet, beyond which the domes of the bays can be seen. The interior elevated platform, which was the gallery of the Sultan and his officials, still exists. The Sultan's tomb chamber is attached with the western wall.

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Boro Sona Masjid/Baroduari Masjid/বড় সোনা মসজিদ/বারোদুয়ারী মসজিদ/Malda Tourist Places/গৌড়, মালদা

Baro Shona Masjid (The Great Golden Mosque) also known as Baroduari (12-gate mosque), is located in Gour, India. Completed in 1526, it is situated half a kilometer to the south of Ramkeli, 12 km south from Malda in West Bengal. Baro Shona Masjid of Gour, its ruins can be found in Malda, West Bengal, India, very close to the India-Bangladesh border. A gigantic rectangular structure of brick and stone, this mosque is the largest monument in Gour. Though the name means Twelve Doors, this monument actually has eleven.

The construction of baro sona mosque, measuring 50.4 m. by 22.8 m., and 12 m. in height, was started by Alauddin Husain Shah and was completed in 1526 AD by his son Nasiruddin Nusrat Shah. The Indo-Arabic style of architecture and the ornamental stone carvings make Baroduari a special attraction for tourists.

The site is located near Ramkeli village. Local bus is available from Malda. Anyone traveling from Malda should avail the bus for Mahadipur and have to leave the bus at Piasbari. Anyone can take easybike/tuktuk from Piasbari or can walk. It will take only 15-20 minutes to reach on foot.

Adina Masjid/Adina Mosque/Pandua Tourist Places/Malda Tourist Places

Adina Masjid/Adina Mosque/Pandua Tourist Places/Malda Tourist Places

The Adina Mosque (Bengali: আদিনা মসজিদ) is the ruins of the largest mosque in the Indian subcontinent, located in the Indian state of West Bengal near the border with Bangladesh. The site, dating from the 14th century, hosted the imperial mosque of the Sultanate of Bengal.

The design of the mosque incorporated Bengali, Arab, Persian and Byzantine architecture. It was built with brick and stone. Its plan is similar to the Great Mosque of Damascus. It had a rectangular hyspostyle structure with an open courtyard. There were several hundred domes. The structure measured 172 by 97 m. The entire western wall evokes the imperial style of pre-Islamic Sasanian Persia. The mosque's most prominent feature is its monumental ribbed barrel vault over the central nave, the first such huge vault built in the subcontinent, and another feature shared in common with the Sasanian style. The mosque consciously imitated Persianate imperial grandeur. The prayer hall is five aisles deep, while the north, south and east cloisters around the courtyard consist of triple aisles. In total, these aisles had 260 pillars and 387 domed bays. The interior of the courtyard is a continuous façade of 92 arches surmounted by a parapet, beyond which the domes of the bays can be seen. The interior elevated platform, which was the gallery of the Sultan and his officials, still exists. The Sultan's tomb chamber is attached with the western wall.

The mosque was built during the reign of Sikandar Shah, the second Sultan of the Ilyas Shahi dynasty of the Bengal Sultanate. The mosque was designed to display the kingdom's imperial ambitions after its two victories against the Delhi Sultanate in the 14th century.[5] The mosque may have been constructed on the ruins of Hindu-Buddhist temples and monasteries as its exterior wall contains defaced Indian sculptures. According to Encyclopedia Iranica, the mosque's construction material included stone from Bengali temples.

Inscriptions on the mosque proclaimed Sikandar Shah as the exalted Sultan and the Caliph of the faithful. The Sultan was buried in a tomb chamber attached to the wall facing the direction of Mecca. The mosque was located in the now ruined city of Pandua, a former capital of the Bengal Sultanate.

It fell into ruin during the period of British rule and was damaged by earthquakes in the 19th century.

On 3 December 1932 AD, Jitu Santhal, the leader of an anti-landlord movement in North Bengal had engaged in his last combat at the ruins of the Adina mosque. A largeband of Santhals, who had recently converted to Hinduism, marched up to the historic city of Pandua, occupied the ruins of Adina, and conducted a debased form of Hindu worship in order to transform the mosque into a temple. Jitu, who now called himself Gandhi, declared the end of British Raj and proclaimed his own government from within the mosque. Eventually, Jitu was killed in the vicinity of the mosque after a battle with armed police, who opened fire after the Santhals refused to come out.

The site is located in Pandua, just 18 kms from Malda Town.

Eklakhi Mausoleum/Pandua Malda/Malda Tourist Attractions/Adina Historical Places

Eklakhi Mausoleum/Pandua Malda/Malda Tourist Attractions/Adina Historical Places

Eklakhi Mausoleum is a mausoleum located at Pandua in Malda district, West Bengal, India. It was built in early 15th century. It houses the tombs of Sultan Jalaluddin Muhammad Shah, his wife and son Shamsuddin Ahmad Shah. The structure represents a village hut with a sloping roof and serves as a prototype for the various other buildings constructed during Bengal Sultanate. The mausoleum was built in the early 15th century. Jalaluddin was a Muslim convert and a son of Raja Ganesha. He was also the last sultan of Bengal to rule from Pandua. According to tradition, ₹100,000 (US$1,400) was used in its construction and from there it has got its name.

The site is located near Boro Dargah and very close to Qutub Shahi Mosque, Pandua.

Chamkan Masjid/Chika Masjid/Gour Malda/Malda Tourist Places/চামকান মসজিদ/চিকা মসজিদ/গৌড় মালদা

Chamkan Masjid/Chika Masjid/Gour Malda/Malda Tourist Places/চামকান মসজিদ/চিকা মসজিদ/গৌড় মালদা

Although this single domed structure is known as a mosque, in all probabilities, it is a mausoleum. Built in the year 1450 by Sultan Hussain Shah, it may also have served as a prison. The structure contains some carved stones from Hindu temple and enamelled stone its cornices. As thr structure was infested by bats before its clearance, it is known as Chika Masjid.

The site is located near Gumti Gate. Local bus is available from Malda to Mahadipur. Anyone can take easybike/tuktuk from Mahadipur or can leave the bus at Piasbari. From Piasbari can reach the site via Ramkeli village.

Lottan Mosque/লোটন মসজিদ/গৌড় মালদা/Gour Malda/মালদা,পশ্চিমবঙ্গ/Malda Tourist Places

Lottan Mosque/লোটন মসজিদ/গৌড় মালদা/Gour Malda/মালদা,পশ্চিমবঙ্গ/Malda Tourist Places

Lottan Masjid(Mosque) is situated in Gour, Malda,India and is about 30 kms. from the town of Malda. It was built during late 15th to early 16th century and was probably built by Sultan Yusuf Shah.The building as per legend is attributed to a dancer of the royal court.Beautifully enamelled paint work can still be seen on the outer walls.Intricate designs in various colours like blue, green,violet,etc., are visible.Due to the use of coloured bricks, it is also known as Painted Mosque.The place is surrounded on all sides by a well kept garden.

Transportation is very good. Local bus is available from Malda to Mahadipur. The mosque is on the left of Malda-Mahadipur road, just 3 kms before Mahadipur.

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Kadam Rasul Mosque/Gour Malda/Malda Tourist Places

Kadam Rasul Mosque/Gour Malda/Malda Tourist Places

Kadam Rasul Mosque is situated in Gour, Malda and is very near to Firoz Minar .It is a single domed structure made of bricks which still carry traces of the ornamented brick work. The four corners have towers built of black stone with the spires having intricate designs. It was built by Sultan Nasiruddun Nusrat Shah in 1530 A.D. The mosque contains the footprints of the Prophet Hazrat Muhammad on stone. In front of the Mosque are the rest shelters which are in ruins.

The site is located near Ramkeli village. Local bus is available from Malda to Mahadipur. Anyone can take easybike/tuktuk from Mahadipur or can leave the bus at Piasbari. From Piasbari can reach the site via Ramkeli village.

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Gunmant Mosque/Gunmant Masjid/Gour Malda/Malda Tourist Places/গুনমন্ত মসজিদ/গৌড় মালদা

Gunmant Mosque located near the village Mahdipur on the bank of the Bhagirathi (the old Ganges), just a kilometer to the south of the citadel of gaur and about one kilometer to the west of lattan mosque. The mosque is quadrangular in plan. It was built on the same ground plan as that of the adina mosque at hazrat pandua. The western prayer chamber of the mosque is divided into three sections - a central nave and the side-wings. The central nave is roofed over with a ribbed barrel vault resting on massive octagonal stone piers. It has an arched window opening on the east, built above the carved battlement in order to allow light inside the vault, thus bringing to clear view the precisely decorated terracotta work in the interior of the brick vault as well as the imitation of this work on stone. Each of the side wings is divided into three longitudinal aisles by stone pillars and roofed over with nine hemispherical brick domes. The date of construction of the Gunmant mosque is not definitely known. But there is a long inscription tablet of Fateh Shah dated in AH 889.

The site is located in Mahadipur, only one kilometre from Lottan Mosque. Local bus is available from Malda to Mahadipur. Anyone can take easybike/tuktuk from Mahadipur or can leave the bus at Piasbari. From Piasbari can reach the site via Ramkeli village.

Pandua, Malda - West Bengal Tourism - Incredible India

Pandua is a ruined city in the Malda district of the Indian state of West Bengal. Pandua is now almost synonymously known as Adina, a small town located about 18 km North of Malda Town.

The city was probably founded by Sams-ud-Din Firoz Shah. In 1339, Ala-ud-Din Ali Shah transferred his capital from the nearby (and now ruined) town of Lakhnauti or Gaur (32 km from Pandua) to Pandua. Later, Haji Shamsuddin Iliyas Shah, the first independent Sultan of Bengal, made the city the capital of his (unified) Bengal Sultanate. However, Pandua's glory was short-lived. In 1453, the capital was transferred back to Gaur by Nasir-ud-Din Mahmud Shah, perhaps necessitated by a change in the course of the river on which Pandua stood.

The monuments of Pandua were built in the Bengal provincial style of the Indo-Islamic architecture. Pandua's most celebrated monument is the Jami Mosque or the Adina Mosque, which was described by James Fergusson as the finest example of Pathan architecture in existence, though some believe it to be a conversion of a temple. This great mosque (similar in plan to the great mosque at Damascus) was built by Sikandar Shah in 1369. Other important monuments of this city are the Eklakhi mausoleum (the mausoleum of Jala-ud-Din Muhammad Shah) and the Qutb Shahi Mosque (built in the memory of Sufi saint Nur Qutb-ul-Alam). The Eklakhi mausoleum is a single-domed square type of structure, whose fabric is of brick, occasionally interspersed with hornblende slabs collected from older Hindu monuments. Pandua is now (like Gaur) almost entirely given over to the wilderness.

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sanjay gandhi jaivik udyan
statue of mahatma gandhi

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tagore's ashram

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Eklakhi Mausoleum II History in Pandua Malda,West Bengal Ii

The Eklakhi Mausoleum one of the best preserved brick-built monuments is situated in Pandua area near the Adina Mosque and was probably built in c. 1412-1415 A.D. by Raja Ganesh or Kans whose son Jadu converted to Islam faith and became the Sultan of Bengal under the name of Jalaluddin Mohammed Shah. This is a brick building, with a single lofty dome. Its interior is an octagon which is only lighted through the four small doors.
There are three graves inside. One tomb is that of Jalaluddin, and the others belong to his wife and son.
The Eklakhi Tomb at that time is known to have cost Rupees One Lakh, and hence the name Eklakhi.
Here also the construction was done by utilising stone members from earlier strucure.

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