Bazra Shahi Masjid

Mughal Architecture Historic Bajra Shahi Mosque.if you want to go there then you must have to go to behind of the Bajra Hospital.

The mosque is located in a rural setting 20 kilometres (12 mi) north of Noakhali, at the village of Bazra. The site is enclosed by an outer wall with an ornate gateway on the east, the whole situated on high ground on the western side of a dighi

The mosque was built by Aman Ullah in 1741-42 during the reign of the Mughal emperor Muhammad Shah. Between 1911 and 1928, Bazra zamindars Khan Bahadur Ali Ahmad and Khan Bahadur Mujir Uddin Ahmad had it extensively repaired and decorated with mosaics made from colored shards of ceramic. It is in a fairly good state of preservation,[2] and is on the government Department of Archaeology's list of protected sites

The mosque is located 20 kilometers (12 mi) north of Noakhali in the village of Bajra. The mosque is surrounded by a wall, the entrance to the mosque is on the eastern side. The mosque is built on a high foundation on the western side of the Dighi.
The Bajra Shahi Mosque has three doors on the east side, each with a semi-domed vault and a slender minaret in between.] Bajra Shahi Mosque was built in the 18th century (Noakhali district). (Sonaimuri Upazila) is a mosque located under Bajra Union. It is one of the "most significant historical structures" around (Majdi). Since 29 November 1998, Bangladesh Archeology Department has been working to protect the heritage of Bajra Shahi Mosque and preserve the rare artifacts.
The mosque was built by Aman Ullah in 1741-42 AD during the reign of Mughal Emperor Muhammad Shah. Between 1911 and mid-1928 Bajra zamindar Khan Bahadur Ali Ahmad and Khan Bahadur Mujir Uddin Ahmad extensively repaired the mosque and decorated it with ceramic mosaics.

The mosque is currently well preserved, and is on the list of protected sites of the Department of Archaeology.

The mosque was built by Aman Ullah in 1741-42 during the reign of the Mughal emperor Muhammad Shah. Between 1911 and 1928, Bazra zamindars Khan Bahadur Ali Ahmad and Khan Bahadur Mujir Uddin Ahmad had it extensively repaired and decorated with mosaics made from colored shards of ceramic. It is in a fairly good state of preservation, and is on the government Department of Archaeology's list of protected sites.

This mosque is a Mughal structure. It has got a beautiful large oblong pond.

Bazra Shahi Masjid is a traditional mosque in our Noakhali. It is located in Sonaimuri. The Mughals established one in 1741 AD. The work of the mosque is very beautiful. The temperature inside the mosque is bearable. If you can, at least once in your life, go to the mosque and pray. Thanks everyone 🤲🤲🤲

Bazra Shahi Mosque is an elegant historic mosque in Bangladesh. Amanullah built it during the 1741-42 AD and later it was repaired by the Bazra Zamindar named Khan Bahadur Ali Ahmad and Khan Bahadur Mujir Uddin Ahmad. This mosque has similar complexion of the mosques during that era. The main difference is the stylish outer walls. It has three domes at the top; the middle dome is slight larger.

Also it has lot of small minarets at the columns of the mosque. It has three doorways at the eastern side, just under the domes. The mosque had a large water tank at the eastern side, but now it’s just shrinking into one percent of its original size. Southern side of the mosque has a large graveyard.

beautiful Mosque In my eyes

Bajra Shahi Mosque (বজরা শাহী মসজিদ) is an 18th-century mosque located in the Bazra Union under Sonaimuri Upazila of Noakhali District,Bangladesh.
It has been described as the "most notable historical monument" in the area around Maijdee.

Perhaps the most graceful mosque complex in Bangladesh is the Bajra Shahi mosque, popularly known by the local people as the Taj Mahal of Bengal. Due to its monumental scale and complexity

Bajra mosque is the best known examples of chini-tikri decoration from the period. Chini-tikri is a unique craft and was very popular technique of surface decoration in the region in the 19th and 20th century. The present ornamentation of the mosque with a mosaic of shards of China was also done at that time.

Its really nice and excellent place to visit,i had no clue how older it is! OMG 300 years or more than years are passed but the design and property looks unique. Still you can offer salah and many things here.

world greatest historical mosque

A artistic place in the outskirts of Noakhailla town. The mosque is built with a special kind of ceramic shards with the walls craving taken from the early Mughal style. It was built by Aman Ullah during the reign of Mughal emperor Muhammad Shah around 1928. A beautiful place worth visiting.

The mosque is located in a village called Bajra, 20 kilometers (12 miles) north of Noakhali. The mosque is surrounded by a wall, and the entrance to the mosque is on the east side. The mosque is built on a high foundation on the west side of the lake.

A historical place. It's a mosque which was built during the Moghol emperor. On the wall, dome everywhere, there is a touch of Moghol architecture. I just love the place.

Bajra Shahi Mosque (18th-century mosque) located in the village of Bazra under Sonaimuri Upazila of Noakhali District,
200m Western side of Bazra
Bangladesh. It most graceful mosque complex in Bangladesh is the Bajra Shahi mosque,
The mosque built by Aman Allah in 1741-42 during the reign of the Mughal emperor Muhammad Shah. Between 1911 and 1928 it was repaired and decorated with mosaics and ceramics. now it is in the government Department of Archaeology's list of protected sites. It has three domes at the top; the middle dome is slight larger. This mosque has similar complexion of the mosques during that era. There stylish outer walls.
The mosque proper stands on the western side of a raised platform,

During the British rule wealthy Muslim zamindars and merchants renovated a large numbers of Mughal mosques. Instead of developing a style, surface treatment was the main focus of the builders. Chini-tikri or the broken ceramics, from China, were used for surface cladding despite a rich tradition of early Islamic terracotta or Mughal plaster works.
Bajra mosque is the best known examples of chini-tikri decoration from the period. Chini-tikri is a unique craft and was very popular technique of surface decoration in the region in the 19th and 20th century. The present ornamentation of the mosque with a mosaic of shards of China was also done at that time. The mosque is now in a fairly good state of preservation. It is a wonderful place to visitors . all people can visit the historic mosque

Bajra Shahi Mosque is one of the most beautiful Mosque in Bazra. It is also a very old & historical Mosque with 3 domes. The interior of the mosque is unique & beautiful. Bajra Shahi Mosque is located on the north bank of a lake in the village called Bajra in Noakhali District.

It's an Archeological Place in Noakhali Bazra

attractive and historical mosque from Mughal Period

Small Mosque but Beautiful and Artistic design. Around 300 years old.

The mosque was built by Jaminder Aman Ullah in 1741, during the reign of Mughol emperor Muhammad Shah. Between 1911 and 1928, Bazra Jaminder Khan Bahadur Ali Ahmed and Khan Bahadur Mukir Uddin Ahmed had it extensively repaired and decorated with mosaics made from coloured shards of ceramic. It is in a fairly good state of preservation. And in reality the mosque looks too beautiful.