Indo Islamic Heritage

Quazian Masjid

The Nearest Bus Stand - Mehrauli Terminal, The Nearest Metro Station - Qutub Minar, Nearest Railway Station- Hazrat Nizamuddin Railway Station Railway Station Nearest Airport- IGI

The mosque, believed to have been constructed during the later Mughal period, showcases an unpretentious architectural style built upon a square plan. The topmost portion of the walls is adorned with a moulded rectangular band on all faces, embellished aesthetically with Kangoora patterns. The roof features a prominent bulbous dome crowned with an inverted lotus and a finial. The corners of the mosque are marked by small minarets, each surmounted by miniature domes. Traces of lime plaster can still be observed on the masonry walls, hinting at its former grandeur. The structure is constructed using Lakhori bricks and finished with a coat of lime plaster. The dome and pinnacles are crafted from red sandstone, which adds a contrasting yet elegant touch to the building's appearance, blending Indo-Persian architectural elements seamlessly.

Year of Built: 17th - 18th Cenury

Address: 15 m west of Adham Khan s Tomb, entrance through a narrow line, Mehrauli

Country: India

State: Delhi

District: South Delhi

Pincode: 110030

Longitude: 77 10 56

Latitude: 28 31 24