Indo Islamic Heritage
Faiz-e-Aam Muslim Inter College is a co-educational secondary and higher secondary educational institution located in the rural area of Shekhpur Zafar (likely a variation of "Jafar Paranoia Pur" or similar locality name), near Raunahi in the Sohawal block of Ayodhya district (formerly Faizabad), Uttar Pradesh. It is a privately managed unaided school focused on general education for Muslim and local students, but it is not a historical mosque, shrine, or traditional Islamic religious site.
Faiz-e-Aam Muslim Inter College serves as an important educational hub in the rural outskirts of Ayodhya (previously known as Faizabad district), providing secondary and intermediate-level education (classes 6 to 12) to students in the region. Established around the early 2000s (sources vary between 1998 and 2004), the institution is privately unaided and co-educational, emphasizing accessible schooling in a rural setting. It features facilities such as classrooms, a computer lab with functional devices, and a focus on computer-aided learning, though it does not provide mid-day meals. The college is situated in Shekhpur Zafar, within the Raunahi area of Sohawal tehsil, contributing to educational development in a region historically linked to the Awadh province but without direct ties to ancient Islamic architectural or religious heritage like mosques or shrines. Unlike older institutions bearing similar "Faiz-e-Aam" names elsewhere in Uttar Pradesh (often linked to traditional madrasas or pre-independence era schools), this particular college is a modern establishment aimed at contemporary education rather than serving as a historical religious landmark.
Year of Built: Late 1900s to Early 2000s
Address: Raunahi, Sheikhpur Jafar, Parana Pur, Uttar Pradesh 224189
Country: India
State: Uttar Pradesh
District: Faizabad
Pincode: 224189
Longitude: 82.15°E
Latitude: 26.75°N