This mosque is believed to be constructed by Sidi Bashir, a slave of Sultan Ahmed Shah. The mosque was constructed in 1452. Only the minarets and arched central gateway remain today, as the body of the remaining part of the mosque was destroyed in 1753 during the war between the Marathas and the Gujarat Sultanate.
The mosque is famed for its 21.3 meter high shaking minarets (jhulta minars). A gentle shaking of either of the minarets results in the other minaret vibrating, though the connecting passage between them remains free of vibration. The minarets were designed to shake to protect against earthquake damage, which certainly worked in 2001.
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Nice post along with awsome pics.
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Thank you very much for your visit and comments.
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Nice place!
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Thanks for your visit and comments.
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It s a pleasure🙂
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Thank You. Is the building material sandstone?
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Yes it is sandstone. Thanks stopping by.
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Dear friend,
Really great photos and a fantastic architecture 🙂
Thank you also for joining my blog.
All good wishes
Didi(Artist)
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