Indo Islamic Heritage
Dada Miya Ki Masjid is a local mosque situated in the bustling Lala Bazar (also spelled Laal Bazar) area of Fatehpur city, Uttar Pradesh. It serves as a community prayer hall and religious site for residents in this central Uttar Pradesh town.
Dada Miya Ki Masjid, often referred to locally as a community mosque, is nestled in the vibrant Lala Bazar neighborhood of Fatehpur, a historic city in Uttar Pradesh known for its role in medieval and Mughal-era trade routes. This modest yet cherished mosque caters primarily to the daily spiritual needs of the local Muslim population in this bustling market area. Unlike the iconic Jama Masjid of Fatehpur Sikri (built by Emperor Akbar in 1571 as part of his capital complex and now a UNESCO World Heritage Site), Dada Miya Ki Masjid appears to be a more contemporary or regionally developed place of worship without widespread documentation of grand historical origins or imperial patronage. It is frequently listed alongside other nearby mosques in Fatehpur, such as Chaandu Miyaan Ki Masjid and Lallu Miyaan Kothi Masjid, highlighting the area's rich tradition of Islamic religious sites that support community life amid the city's commercial activity. The mosque's name likely derives from a revered local figure or saint ("Dada Miya"), a common naming convention in Indian Muslim shrines and mosques honoring Sufi elders or pious individuals. It remains an active site for prayers, reflecting the enduring Islamic heritage in Fatehpur district.
Year of Built: Not Available
Address: WRH7+3V5, Lala Bazaar, Fatehpur, Uttar Pradesh 212601
Country: India
State: Uttar Pradesh
District: Fatehpur
Pincode: 212601
Longitude: 80.8152° E
Latitude: 25.9281° N