Sungam Mosque, Historic mosque in Madurai
The Sungam Mosque, characterized by its Mughal architecture, stands as a symbol of the Islamic faith in the region.
Built during the 17th century under the patronage of Mughal emperors, Sungam Mosque is steeped in history.
The site serves as an important cultural hub for the local Muslim community, facilitating various religious and social activities.
Visitors to the mosque should dress modestly and be mindful of prayer times when planning their visit.
Renowned for its exquisite dome and minarets, the mosque is an architectural marvel preserving ancient Islamic traditions.
Architectural style: Mughal architecture
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