Shah-e-Alam's Roza

The architectural complex features a square-planned mausoleum with twelve pillars, double corridors, twenty-four smaller domes, and a prominent central dome.

Shah-e-Alam's tomb, constructed between 1475 and 1483 by Taj Khan Nariali, stands as the oldest structure within the complex dedicated to this religious figure.

The mosque and tomb serve as centers for Islamic worship, drawing regular visitors who participate in religious ceremonies and pay respects to Shah-e-Alam.

The complex remains open to visitors throughout the week, with separate prayer areas for men and women, requiring modest dress and removal of shoes.

The interior showcases black and white marble flooring patterns, brass doors, and intricate window designs that reflect medieval Indian Islamic architectural traditions.

Location: Ahmedabad district

Inception: 1575

Architectural style: Islamic architecture

GPS coordinates: 22.99410,72.58958

Latest update: September 23, 2025 14:19