Mosque
Begumpuri Mosque
A large fourteenth-century mosque associated with the Tughlaq period, notable for its broad courtyard and monumental scale.
About Begumpuri Mosque
The Begumpuri Masjid dates from the fourteenth-century Tughlaq period and stands in what was Jahanpanah, the walled city Muhammad bin Tughlaq built to join Delhi's older settlements. It's usually credited to Khan-i-Jahan Junan Shah, prime minister to Firoz Shah Tughlaq.
It's one of the largest mosques of its time in Delhi: a vast courtyard ringed by arcades topped with dozens of small domes, and a monumental arched facade to the prayer hall. Set in an urban village and rarely visited, it gives a real sense of the scale of Tughlaq building.
Begumpuri Mosque At A Glance
- Location
- Malviya Nagar, Delhi
- Type
- Mosque
- Heritage Status
- Sultanate monument
- Entry
- Arranged by your guide on the day
Good To Know
Visiting Begumpuri Mosque
Is the Begumpuri Masjid worth visiting?
- If you're interested in Delhi's medieval history, yes. It's rarely crowded, and pairs well with Bijay Mandal and Hauz Khas nearby.
How long should I allow?
- About 30 minutes.
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