Kottaimedu Mosque, Islamic place of worship in Kottaimedu, Coimbatore, India.
Kottaimedu Mosque is a place of worship featuring four minarets and traditional Islamic architectural design spread across its prayer areas and courtyard. The building combines these structural elements to create a functional space for religious observance.
The building was constructed in 1776 during Tipu Sultan's time and underwent major reconstruction between 1901 and 1910 under Haji Mohammed Pillai Rawther's leadership. This renovation gave the structure its present appearance.
The mosque serves the Muslim community in Coimbatore as a gathering place for daily prayers and religious gatherings. People come here to pray together and participate in educational programs that happen throughout the year.
The mosque is located roughly one kilometer from Coimbatore railway station and is easily accessible by public transport. Visitors should be aware that there are guidelines for dress and conduct that should be respected, especially during prayer times.
Inside are the graves of people who died in the 1921 Malabar Rebellion, which gives the place historical weight. The building also has an underground water storage system that shows historical engineering skill.
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