Indo Islamic Heritage
Railway station: Limkheda Railway Station — approximately 30–35 km by road. Bus stand: Santrampur ST Bus Stand — approximately 1–3 km by road. Airport: Vadodara Airport — approximately 130–150 km by road.
Masjid-e-Adam is a local mosque in Santrampur, in Gujarat’s Mahisagar district. It serves as a place of worship for the surrounding Muslim community, providing space for daily prayers, congregational worship, and quiet religious reflection. Its location near a highway also makes it a potential stopping point for travellers passing through the town. Local visitor feedback describes the mosque as well-built, indicating that the building is a recognised religious landmark in the area. Santrampur has a wider historical background as the former capital of the princely state of Sant, which developed as a regional centre under its rulers. However, this broader regional history should not be treated as the mosque’s own establishment history. I could not find reliable published records confirming when Masjid-e-Adam was built, who founded or funded it, or whether it has undergone significant renovation or expansion. Such details would need to be verified through the mosque’s management, local residents, or community archives.
Year of Built: Not Known
Address: Santrampur, Gujarat 389260
Country: India
State: Gujarat
District: Mahisagar
Pincode: 389260