Nakhoda Masjid Inside Full 4K Video || Largest Mosque in Kolkata (INDIA) Hassan Raza Razvi
Channel: Muhammad Hassan Raza Razvi
Date: 2022-06-16

Nakhoda Masjid Inside Full 4K Video Kolkata (INDIA) Historical Masjid Kolkata.
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Nakhoda Masjid (Mosque) Kolkata - Namaz Time, Architecture, Location.
Nakhoda Masjid is the gateway to the Imamat of Sunni Muslims, which is the main mosque & Namaz place for the Muslims of Kolkata. It is the first mosque established in West Bengal. It was built by Abdur Rahim Osman, a Jamaat leader from Kutch in Gujarat, who was a Sunni Muslim. The year was 1926. It looks like a cruise ship. The mosque is modeled on the red Indo-Saracenic architecture built on the tomb of Mughal Emperor Akbar in Sikandra, Agra. The entrance of architecture is similar to the Buland Darwaza of Fatehpurpur Sikri, which has two large minars and three domes. There are also an additional 25 small minars. The architecture has also wonderful ornaments and artistic works. It cost Rs 15 lakh to build. Ten thousand Muslims can read Namaz in the mosque together. Tourists flock to see the beauty of the monument and the artefacts of the old artisans. It is located in Chitpur, Kolkata, which is the largest tourist destination in Kolkata.

The largest mosque in Kolkata, the Nakhoda Masjid is one of the major tourist attractions of the city. It was built by Abdur Rahim Osman in 1926. He hailed from the region of Kutch in Gujarat and belonged to the Sunni Muslim community. Built on the lines of Akbar’s Tomb at Sikandra, the architecture of the mosque is a grand example of Indo-Saracenic architecture..
 
The entrance of the mosque has a striking resemblance to that of the Buland Darwaza at Fatehpur Sikri. The mosque has two minarets and three domes with an additional 25 minarets. 
The monument can accommodate 10,000 devotees during a prayer meeting. Inside the mosque, a small exhibition is held at regular intervals where you can choose to buy some exquisite ornaments. You can also by attar outside the mosque on all days, except Sundays. 
Tourists throng to this monument to catch glimpses of its exquisite architecture. So if you are making a trip to Kolkata, do remember to visit this iconic structure.