Indo Islamic Heritage
The nearest major railway station to Masjid Khadija is Jammu Tawi Railway Station, the principal rail hub serving Jammu city with connections to major Indian destinations. Local city buses, auto-rickshaws, and shared transport services operate throughout Bathindi and Zubairabad, making the mosque accessible by road from different parts of the city. The closest airport is Jammu Airport (Satwari Airport), located approximately 8–12 km from Bathindi, offering domestic air travel.
Masjid Khadija is a local mosque situated on Sunjwan Road in the Zubairabad area of Bathindi, Jammu (PIN 180011). Named after Khadija bint Khuwaylid (R.A.), the beloved wife of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and a prominent and respected figure in Islamic history, the mosque serves as a spiritual focal point for daily worship and congregational prayer in the community. It is listed in local mosque directories and appears in regional prayer-time listings as an active and well-visited mosque where residents attend the five daily prayers (Salaat), as well as Friday “Jumma” congregational prayers and religious gatherings during Islamic festivals such as Eid and Milad. While specific historical documentation — such as the exact year it was established or the identity of its founder — is not widely available in formal public records or historical archives, the mosque’s presence in multiple directory listings and community ratings shows it is an established place of worship within the Bathindi neighbourhood. As a community mosque, Masjid Khadija also functions as a hub for social interaction, fostering unity among residents and catering to their spiritual needs in everyday life.
Year of Built: Not known
Address: Sunjwan Rd, Zubairabad, Bathindi, Jammu, Jammu and Kashmir 180011
Country: India
State: Jammu and Kashmir
District: Jammu
Pincode: 180011
Longitude: 74.8805
Latitude: 32.7170