Haibat Khan's Mosque

The mosque features a plain front wall with three pointed arches and modest minarets rising directly from the stone roof structure.

Haibat Khan, a noble of Ahmed Shah I, established this religious monument during medieval times as one of the earliest examples of merged architectural styles.

The structure incorporates materials from Hindu-Jain temples, including pillars and a central dome with carvings from an original temple mandapa.

Located near Jamalpur gate in Ahmedabad at coordinates 23.0139°N and 72.584°E, the mosque maintains active religious services for the Muslim community.

The Archaeological Survey of India recognizes this structure under monument number N-GJ-40 for its distinctive combination of Islamic and Hindu elements.

Location: Ahmedabad district

Architectural style: Indo-Islamic architecture

GPS coordinates: 23.01390,72.58400

Latest update: March 22, 2025 15:27