Indo Islamic Heritage
Maniharan Masjid is a historic local mosque situated in the Upper Kot area of Bulandshahr, Uttar Pradesh. Constructed during the Mughal era, it stands as a modest yet significant Islamic site reflecting the region's rich architectural heritage from the 18th century.
Maniharan Masjid, located in the densely populated Upper Kot locality of Bulandshahr, serves as a key place of worship for the local Muslim community. Built between 1724 and 1728 during the reign of Mughal Emperor Muhammad Shah, the mosque exemplifies early 18th-century Mughal-influenced architecture, characterized by simple yet elegant Islamic design elements typical of regional mosques in Uttar Pradesh. As a local landmark, it has been integral to the spiritual and communal life of Upper Kot, a historically Muslim-majority area known for its tight-knit neighborhoods. The mosque's construction aligns with the broader Mughal patronage of religious sites during Muhammad Shah's rule, a period marked by cultural synthesis in northern India. While specific architectural details such as minarets or domes are not extensively documented, its enduring presence underscores its role as a serene center for daily prayers and community gatherings.
Year of Built: Not Available
Address: CV37+2J7, Upper Kot, Bulandshahr, Uttar Pradesh 203001
Country: India
State: Uttar Pradesh
District: Bulandshahr
Pincode: 203001
Longitude: 77.849831° E
Latitude: 28.406963° N