Indo Islamic Heritage
Shahi Hamdan Masjid, located in Shey, Ladakh, is a historic mosque established in 1382, serving as a significant spiritual center for the local Muslim community.
The Shahi Hamdan Masjid, also known as Masjid Sharif, was built in 1382 in Shey, near Leh, Ladakh. This mosque holds historical importance as it is dedicated to Mir Sayyid Ali Hamadani, a revered Muslim saint from Hamadan, Persia, who played a pivotal role in spreading Islam in the region. The mosque exemplifies traditional Ladakhi architecture, incorporating intricate woodwork and designs reflective of the local craftsmanship. In August 2022, His Holiness the Dalai Lama visited the mosque, highlighting its significance as a symbol of communal harmony in the area.
Year of Built: 1382
Address: 3J9M+H72, Leh Manali Hwy, Shey, 194201
Country: India
State: Ladakh
District: Leh
Pincode: 194201
Longitude: 77.6340
Latitude: 34.0560