Indo Islamic Heritage
Bind Mohalla Mosque is a local neighbourhood mosque situated in Bind Mohalla along Ram Nagar Road in Chatra town, in the Indian state of Jharkhand (PIN 825401). This mosque serves as a centre for Islamic worship and community activities for residents of Bind Mohalla and surrounding neighbourhoods in Chatra. It appears in online mapping directories as an Islamic worship place in this part of the town.
The Bind Mohalla Mosque (often locally referenced or informally referred to by residents as Masjide Ikhlas, though not officially documented in web listings under that precise name) is an active Islamic place of worship located on Ram Nagar Road within Bind Mohalla in Chatra district, Jharkhand. As a community mosque, it plays an integral role in the daily spiritual life of local Muslims, providing a space for the five daily prayers (Salah), Friday congregational prayers (Jummah), and communal gatherings during religious occasions such as Ramadan, Eid al-Fitr, and Eid al-Adha.  Neighbourhood mosques like this are typically established and maintained by local community members and lack extensive historical documentation in public records. They are often unnamed in larger heritage registers and therefore do not have a formally recorded year of construction available in online historical sources. The cultural significance of Bind Mohalla Mosque is thus rooted in continuing use and local religious practice rather than in formal architectural history.  Given the absence of online historical sources specific to this mosque, details like founding year and historical patronage are not documented publicly. The mosque’s enduring presence in the urban fabric of Chatra reflects the town’s multi-religious landscape and the role of community mosques in daily life. 
Year of Built: NA
Address: 6V48+8JX, Chatra, Jharkhand 825401
Country: India
State: Jharkhand
District: Chatra
Pincode: 825401
Longitude: 84.87° E
Latitude: 24.20° N