Indo Islamic Heritage
Sulaimani Masjid, a jewel of Lodhi architecture, stands as a living testament to Delhi's rich history. It is approximately 600 years old, Located in Mehrauli, South West Delhi Nearest Bus Stand: Mehrauli Terminal Nearest Metro: Yellow line Nearest Railway Station: Nizamuddin Nearest Airport: Indira Gandhi International Airport
Step into a slice of Delhi's rich past at the Sulaimani Masjid, a captivating remnant of the Lodhi Dynasty. This 15th-16th century marvel showcases the distinctive Lodhi architectural style with its unique wall-type structure and five ornate mihrab recesses. Constructed from rubble masonry and adorned with plaster, the mosque artfully blends its ancient core with modern touches. As one of the area's oldest landmarks, Sulaimani Masjid breathes life into history. Its walls resonate with centuries of devotion, hosting daily prayers and religious gatherings under the guidance of Imam Sher Muhammad Khan. More than just a place of worship, it's a living museum where Delhi's cultural heritage thrives. Explore this architectural time capsule, where every nook whispers tales of bygone eras. The Sulaimani Masjid invites you to experience the enduring spirit of Delhi's golden age, making history tangible with every step.
Year of Built: 15th- 16th Century (Lodhi Era)
Address: 1082, Ward Number 1, 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