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Mosques in Uttar Pradesh

We in India have known Uttar Pradesh as the hub of not only Northern India but also India and Islam as a whole. We have come to associate Islam with Sufism, music and exceptionally beautiful architecture in centers of Islamic of worship. The Mughal architecture is well associated with the landmarks of the order of Taj Mahal, Nagina Masjid, Moti Masjid, and the structures at Mirzapur, which is home to a large number of Masjids and centers of Islamic worship in Uttar Pradesh, India. Islam in Uttar Pradesh, India has generated a bonhomie culture with the Hindus, which are in a majority. The same reflects in the destinations of thousands of tourists to Mosques in Uttar Pradesh, India.

Taj Mahal - A memoir to Love

Religious buildings belonging to Islam reached a point of standstill with the passing away of the Mughal period, specifically, the landmark specimen of the Taj Mahal which was built by Shah Jahan in the memory of his departed wife, Mumtaz Mahal. After the Mughals and the Sultanates, it was the local rulers who took over the building of centers of Islamic worship and religious significance.

The Atal Mosque

The Atal mosque in Uttar Pradesh, India built in 1405 by Ibrahim Sharqi is a specimen of Mughal architecture as far as centers of Islamic worship go. Then, the most outstanding feature of Sharqi religious architecture is the separate place provided to women folk for prayers and the ornately decorated propylaeum, which is not a distinct feature of Mosques in Uttar Pradesh, India.

Non-Mughal Buildings

The Regional rulers began building Mosques in the towns of Uttar Pradesh like Jaunpur and Lucknow, India. The shift in the architectural activity produced many gates, gardens, Masjids and Imambaras. These locally built Masjids and Mausoleums were reinvented by the likes of Nawabs of Avadh. The shift in the cultural and religious activity resulted in the creation of famous buildings of the order of Lal Baradari, Husainabad Imambara, and Sikandara Bagh.

Mosques in Uttar Pradesh, India witnessed a change of scene with paucity in interest in the construction of religious construction as more and more patronage went the way of utility buildings.

The site India Travel Destinations incorporates information and tours to Mosques in a culturally rich Uttar Pradesh and on-line booking to places of Islamic worship in Uttar Pradesh.

Map of Uttar Pradesh

 




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