Bhojshala and Kamal Maula’s Mosque

The structure features Sanskrit inscriptions on walls and floors, with four Islamic tombs of Sufi saints near the main building.

Built in the 11th century during Raja Bhoj's reign, the edifice transformed from a Sanskrit learning center to a mosque in the 14th century.

The building serves both Hindu worshippers on Tuesdays and Muslim prayers on Fridays, following a shared arrangement since 2003.

The Archaeological Survey of India maintains this protected monument, which remains open to visitors throughout the week with specific prayer schedules.

The monument contains over 1,000 Sanskrit and Prakrit inscriptions dating from different periods, making it a significant epigraphic resource.

Location: Dhar district

GPS coordinates: 22.59058,75.29506

Latest update: May 11, 2025 18:57