Shahre Mubarak Grand Masjid

The Shahre Mubarak Grand Masjid is a large religious complex spread across eight acres within Markaz Knowledge City, containing multiple structures for worship and community use. The site includes prayer halls, a research library, a cultural heritage museum, and classrooms designed to serve both daily worship and educational activities.

The complex opened in 2023 and marks a turning point in modern Indian religious architecture, where traditional Islamic design principles meet contemporary building techniques. Its inauguration under Grand Mufti Shaykh Abu Bakr Ahmed's guidance represented the completion of a major religious structure in South India.

The name means 'blessed city' and reflects how people gather here not just to pray but also to study and participate in community learning activities. The design blends classical Islamic patterns with contemporary construction, shaping how visitors experience the space.

The grounds are spacious and well-organized with clear areas for different activities, making it easy for visitors to find their way around. It is helpful to check prayer times and visiting hours before your visit, and wearing respectful clothing is important when entering this sacred space.

Five minarets rise from the structure, with the tallest reaching about 107 meters and standing as a landmark visible from across the region. The building preserves a sacred relic held dear by Muslims worldwide, adding another spiritual dimension to the site.