Indo Islamic Heritage
A 600-year-old white marble sanctuary, Masjid Jameela stands as a timeless beacon of faith and community in Delhi's historic landscape. Nearest Bus Stand: Qutub Minar, Lado Sarai Nearest Metro: Yellow line Nearest Railway Station: New Delhi Railway Station Nearest Airport: Indira Gandhi International Airport
For six centuries, this radiant white marble mosque has graced Delhi's skyline, its original name faded into history. Now called Masjid Jameela, it stands as a testament to enduring faith and community resilience. Despite numerous renovations, the mosque retains its timeless allure, drawing worshipers to its serene halls. Under the stewardship of Mutavalli Haji Yamin and the guidance of Imam Mohammed Asim, Masjid Jameela thrives as more than just a place of prayer. It's a sanctuary where Muslims of Mehrauli Village gather to learn, grow, and strengthen their bonds. The mosque's gleaming walls echo with centuries of devotion, offering a tranquil haven amidst the bustling city and continuing its legacy as a cornerstone of Delhi's rich cultural tapestry.
Year of Built: Approximately 600 years ago
Address: Ward Number 7, Mehrauli Village, Mehrauli, New Delhi, Delhi 110030
Country: India
State: Delhi
District: South West Delhi
Pincode: 110030
Longitude: 77.1853? E
Latitude: 28.5245? N