Indo Islamic Heritage
Madni Masjid is a neighbourhood mosque situated in Domanpura, Mau, within the urban area of Maunath Bhanjan. It serves the surrounding Muslim community as a place of regular Islamic worship and congregational prayer. The mosque contributes to the living religious heritage of Domanpura and the wider cultural landscape of Mau.
Madni Masjid is located in Domanpura, Mau, an established residential locality within Maunath Bhanjan. The mosque serves as a community place of worship, providing space for the five daily prayers, Jumu'ah (Friday prayer), Ramadan prayers, Eid observances, and other religious gatherings. The name Madni derives from Madinah, the holy city associated with Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ), and is a commonly used devotional name for mosques in South Asia. The mosque's continued religious function makes it part of the everyday social and spiritual life of the Domanpura community. As with several neighbourhood mosques in Mau, there is limited publicly available documentation regarding its architectural history. I could not verify an authoritative source establishing the exact construction year, founder, architectural style, or protected-heritage status of this particular Madni Masjid. It is therefore preferable to describe it as a living community heritage site rather than assign an unsupported historical period.
Year of Built: Not Available
Address: XH42+R2V, Ganga Pandey Gali, Mohalla Domanpura, Mirzahadi Pura, Mau, Uttar Pradesh 275101
Country: India
State: Uttar Pradesh
District: Mau
Pincode: 275101
Longitude: 83.558° E
Latitude: 25.944° N