Indo Islamic Heritage
Badi Masjid (also referred to as the "Big Mosque") is a local mosque situated in the Atta area (Fatehpur Atta) of Fatehpur district, Uttar Pradesh, India. As a community mosque serving the local Muslim population, it represents everyday Islamic worship sites in rural and semi-urban parts of the state rather than a major historical monument.
Badi Masjid in the Atta locality (often called Fatehpur Atta) serve as vital religious and social hubs for nearby villages and towns. Badi Masjid is a typical local mosque ("badi" meaning "big" in Hindi/Urdu, likely denoting its relative size or importance in the area). It functions primarily as a neighborhood prayer space rather than a tourist or historical attraction. Such mosques in Uttar Pradesh's smaller towns and villages often date from the medieval or later periods, influenced by regional Mughal, Awadh, or local patronage, though specific construction details for this one are not widely documented in major historical sources or online archives. It may have been established or renovated in the 19th or 20th century to meet community needs, reflecting the enduring Islamic presence in the region amid the Ganga-Yamuna Doab. The mosque contributes to the cultural fabric of Fatehpur, where Hindus and Muslims coexist, with mosques often integrated into daily life. While lacking ornate minarets or grand gateways like those in Fatehpur Sikri, it exemplifies the simple yet essential role of local masjids in fostering faith and community.
Year of Built: Not Available
Address: 8G96+7GX, Fatehpur Atta, Uttar Pradesh 203201
Country: India
State: Uttar Pradesh
District: Fatehpur
Pincode: 203201
Longitude: 80.8144° E
Latitude: 25.9257° N