This Mosque is one of the less explored mosques in Ahmedabad, but rich in intricate carvings and Hindu elements in its design. The mosque was constructed in 1449 during the reign of Sultan Muhammed Shah II by Nizam son of Hilal.
Acknowledgement:
I would like to express my special thanks to Mr. Narendra J Otia (njotia@gmail.com), a heritage enthusiast and photographer for his help and assistance in exploring the various mosques and temples in Ahmedabad.
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Nice carvings!
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These are incredible beautiful!
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Absolutely, my friend!
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I, along with my friends, had once tried carving a hold in a particularly difficult rock patch to make it a little safer for trekkers AND we had a harrowing time doing it even though we were mentally prepared and used proper tools for the purpose. That experience taught me to respect the skill and patience that must have been required to make such monuments. Just mindblowing. Thank you for posting this.
Cheers!
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You said it correct, my friend. Thanks.
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the photos are really beautiful. Congratulations to the photographer
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Wow, the carvings are just stunning!
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Those are awesome photographs!
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truly a gem.. there’s so much to explore in India
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Yes, you are correct.
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It looks amazing
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Thank you very much.
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