Historic Kabila Shahi Jame Masjid in Comilla

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Historic Kabila Shahi Jame Masjid. This historical mosque is still standing as a witness of the times after 235 years.

This masjid is built by Nipun Karu, the bearer and bearer of historical heritage, located just 100 yards from the Kabila bus stand of Burichong Upazila on the Dhaka-Chittagong highway of Comilla district. This mosque was first built in 1785. The single-domed mosque has 4 minarets on tall four corners. This mosque looks like ancient architecture.

Talking to the locals, it is known that there were two brothers named Kabil Majumdar and Habil Majumdar. They were very devoted. At that time, they donated their huge property to mosques, madrasas, schools, markets, cemeteries and other institutions. One of them is Shahi Jame Masjid of Kabila. Next to this mosque there is a huge Dighi, there is also the Shahi cemetery of Kabila.

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