Indo Islamic Heritage
Masjid E Nabi, located in Alampur, Fatehpur, Uttar Pradesh, is a local mosque serving the Muslim community in this rural village setting within Fatehpur district. It is a modest, community-oriented place of worship, typical of many village-level Islamic sites in Uttar Pradesh that support daily prayers, Friday congregations, and religious gatherings. This masjid is a grassroots historical site reflecting local Islamic heritage.
Masjid E Nabi in Alampur preserve the living tradition of Islam at the grassroots level. Alampur is a village in the Fatehpur tehsil (possibly under Bindki or Devmai block), home to a diverse population including Muslim communities that have maintained local masjids for generations. The name "Masjid E Nabi" pays homage to Masjid an-Nabawi (the Prophet's Mosque in Medina), a common naming convention in India for expressing devotion to Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). Such local mosques typically feature simple architecture: a main prayer hall facing the qibla (with a mihrab niche), perhaps a small dome or minaret, an open courtyard for ablution (wudu), and minimal ornamentation compared to urban or royal mosques. They serve as centers for salah (prayers), Quran recitation, Eid celebrations, and community meetings, embodying the enduring role of Islam in rural Indian society.
Year of Built: Not Available
Address: XGM3+Q27, Alampur Fatehpur, Uttar Pradesh 202133
Country: India
State: Uttar Pradesh
District: Fatehpur
Pincode: 202133
Longitude: 80.4410°E
Latitude: 26.0927°N