Indo Islamic Heritage
Masjid Khadija (also referred to as Masjid Khadija or similar variations) is a community mosque situated along the New Bypass Road in Azad Nagar, Firozabad. It is one of several mosques in this locality, catering to daily prayers, Friday congregations, and religious activities.
Firozabad, a city in Uttar Pradesh renowned for its glassware industry, also features a rich tapestry of religious sites, including numerous mosques that reflect the region's historical Muslim heritage. The area has seen Islamic presence since Mughal times, with older structures like the Shahi Masjid (attributed to Sher Shah Suri or Shah Jahan's era) standing as prominent historical examples. In more modern residential neighborhoods like Azad Nagar, mosques such as Masjid Khadija provide essential spiritual spaces for the community. Masjid Khadija is a functional mosque in Azad Nagar, positioned near the New Bypass Road. It is listed among local religious sites alongside others like Tayyaba Masjid (also in Azad Nagar) and serves the everyday needs of worshippers in this part of Firozabad. The mosque is not documented as an ancient or heritage structure with a specific historical event or grand architectural style tied to medieval rulers; instead, it represents the contemporary Islamic worship places that dot the city's expanding suburbs.
Year of Built: Not Available
Address: 5C3C+RCF, New Bypass, Azad Nagaar, Firozabad, Didamai, Uttar Pradesh 283203
Country: India
State: Uttar Pradesh
District: Firozabad
Pincode: 283203
Longitude: 78.4234 E
Latitude: 27.1511° N