Indo Islamic Heritage
Approach: On the road leading to Chitli Qabar from Turkman Gate. Nearest Airport: Indira Gandhi International Airport Nearest Railway Station: Old Delhi Railway Station Nearest Bus Station: ISBT Kashmere Gate Nearest Metro Station: Jama Masjid Metro Station
Shah Ghulam Ali, a respected figure, was a disciple of the saint Maghar-i-Jaryanan, who was buried at the site in 1781 A.D., with Shah Ghulam Ali himself interred there in 1824 A.D. The mosque built at this location is a remarkable example of Indo-Persian architecture, featuring three large bulbous domes decorated with ribbed patterns and topped with inverted lotus crestings—elements typical of Mughal design. Its arched façade is complemented by small minarets at each corner, while a battlemented parapet gives the structure a fortified appearance. Alcoved niches along the front wall add visual depth and detail. Constructed with brick walls coated in cement plaster, the mosque has durable stone flooring and a red sandstone façade and cornice, which provide both strength and aesthetic appeal. This thoughtful combination of materials and architectural features reflects the cultural synthesis of Indo-Persian traditions, making the mosque both a spiritual landmark and a testament to historical craftsmanship.
Year of Built: 18th - 19th Century
Address: Ahata Mir Bukhari, Old Delhi Delhi,
Country: India
State: Delhi
District: Central Delhi
Pincode: 110006
Longitude: 77.2330°
Latitude: 28.6410°