Eidgah, Kheri

The Eidgah mosque features traditional architectural elements including a prayer hall, mihrab niche, and minaret that rises above the surrounding structures.

The mosque design follows principles established in the 7th century when the Prophet Muhammad's house in Medina became the first Islamic place of worship.

The mosque interior incorporates geometric patterns and Arabic calligraphy inscriptions, reflecting traditional Islamic decorative principles that exclude figurative representations.

Worshippers gather in the mosque's main hall and courtyard for daily prayers, with separate areas designated for men and women during religious services.

The mosque serves as both a religious center and educational facility, where students learn Quranic teachings and Islamic studies throughout the week.

Architectural style: Islamic architecture

GPS coordinates: 27.91009,80.78994

Latest update: March 4, 2025 00:04