Indo Islamic Heritage
A local mosque serving the Muslim community of the Sita Ram (Sitaram) neighbourhood in Azamgarh city, Uttar Pradesh.
The mosque serves the Muslim community in the Sita Ram (Sitaram) neighbourhood in Azamgarh city, Uttar Pradesh. It functions as a local congregational mosque (for regular daily prayers, community gathering, etc.). While local tradition may ascribe antiquity to its origins, historical records do not yet confirm when exactly the mosque was built. There is no firmly documented link to the Mughal period in the sources consulted, nor any verified construction date or epigraphic inscription available in public archives. Architecturally, like many neighborhood mosques in this region, it is likely constructed using local building techniques and materials, with simpler ornamentation — though a detailed architectural survey (on-site) would be required to describe features like domes, minarets, mihrab, inscriptions, or foundational elements. The mosque plays an important role in local religious and social life, acting as a centre for daily prayer, community gathering, and marking religious festivals.
Year of Built: Not Available
Address: 359P+VMC, Sita Ram, Azamgarh, Uttar Pradesh 276001
Country: India
State: Uttar Pradesh
District: Azamgarh
Pincode: 276001
Longitude: 83.2000° E
Latitude: 28.8386°N