The Dhaka Times Desk good morning Friday, 31 July 2020 Christ, 16 Shravan 1427 Bangabd, 9 Zil Hajj 1441 Hijri. Good morning everyone from The Dhaka Times. Happy birthday to all those whose birthday is today - happy birthday.
The mosque you see is the historical Satair Mosque of Faridpur. This 700 year old mosque still stands as a witness of the times.
The Satair mosque with 9 domes of the Sultanate period is located in Satair village of Boalmari upazila, 23 km away from Faridpur district headquarters. It is believed that this mosque was built by Ala-ud-din Hussain Shah in the 16th century as a tribute to Hazrat Shah Sufi Shaif Chaturi (ra), the awliya of Satir village during the reign of Sher Shah, about 700 years ago. Within a few years of the construction of the mosque, it was abandoned and the surrounding area of the mosque was covered with forest. The mosque was subsequently renovated and rebuilt in the early 20th century.
The length of the square Satair mosque is 17.8 meters on the outside and 13.8 meters on the inside and the height is 0.6 meters from the ground. Built in the pendentive style, this mosque has a total of 9 cylindrical domes. Moreover, inside the mosque there are 4 pillars made of stone, 12 pillars adjacent to the wall and 3 arches with multi-grooved arches on the west side. However, at the beginning of the construction, there were entrances on three sides of the mosque except the west side, but now the entrances on the north and south sides of the mosque have been converted into windows. The historic Grand Trunk Road, 12 Auliya shrines and a deep well are also located next to the Satair Shahi Masjid. Ever since the construction of the mosque, there have been various folk tales about the mosque among the locals. That's why many people come to visit this mosque to stay away from religious beliefs and various vows.
Source: https://vromonguide.com
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