Mosque
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Makka Masjid is
one of he important mosques in Chennai city. Hundreds of worshippers
can be accommodated in this mosque at a time. This mosque
is situated behind Baha Hasarth Syed Moosa Hadari Darga, 822
Anna Salai, Chennai – 600002. |
Masjid Mamoor
This is a mosque sacred
to Muslims living in Mannady area in Chennai. It was first built
in 18th century. Later it was reconstructed in granite by the Nawab
of Arcot’s family in the late 19th century. Recent architectural
additions are the unique two-pillar supports and the outer walls.
Over five thousand worshippers can be accommodated in this mosque
at a time. Location at Angappan Naicken Street, Muthialpet, Chennai
- 600001.
The Grand Mosque
This Grand Mosque in Red
Stone was built by Nawab Wallajah - Mohamed Au, Grand Father of
the present incumbent of Ansir Mahal and the Prince if Arcot. In
surrounding area maximum number of Muslim peoples were living here.
This is supposed to be bigger than Delhi Juma Masjid and is situated
in Triplicane, Chennai - 600 005.
Thousand Lights Mosque
This Mosque is situated
in the heart of city and facing with heavy traffic and busiest place
in chennai. This is a beautiful cream-colored, multi-domed mosque
with walls bearing recently- painted sayings from the Holy Koran.
It stands at the junction of Mount Road and Peters Road in an area
known as Ayiramvilakku, which derives its name from the ancient
practice of profusely lighting this triangular wedge of hallowed
Muslim buildings. The original mosque was constructed here by Nawab
Umdat-ul-Umrah in 1800 for lie assemblage of Shias during Muharram
mourning. Sydenhams Rd, Chennai - 600 006. Ph 28518195.
Darga
Anna Salai Darga
Around 450 years hack here
lived a Muslim Saint known as Baba Hazrath Seyed Moosa Kadiri who
preached Universal Brother-hood. His final resting place at Anna
Salai, Chennai attracts people of all faith from all walks of life.
Hazrat Baba Darga
This Muslim Saint Hazarat
Baba’s real name was Hazrath Dastageer Sahib Baba . It is
nearly 300 years since his demise. He had fore seen his death and
had told his disciples not to conduct the Janaza (Funeral) prayers
under any other Imam. Baffled disciples were much delighted when
the Baba himself appeared and dis-appeared after conducting his
own Janaza prayer. Located at 83, Dr. Natesan Road. Chennai 600
005.
Mohammed Ismail Sahib
Reverently called by all
the people as Quaid-E-Millath was Born on 5-6-1896 at Pettai. Tirunelveli
Dist. Lie became the Madras Presidency President of Indian Union
Muslim League in 1945 and rose to the level of All India President
in 1948. He made his mark as an excellent Parliamentarian first
as the member of the Legislative Assembly and later as member of
Parliament He died on 5-4-1972 and was laid to rest in the Triplicane
Grand Mosque Campus.
Moti Baba Darga
Popularly known as Moti
Baba Darga’ This is the final resting place of Muslim Saint
Khaja Qutub Seyed Gulam Dasthagir Moti Baba, A Hymn composed in
his honour says he was bom in Yemen brought up in Nagapattinam,
became a friend of Qazi and breathed his last in Chennai in 1959.
Location : 422, Pantheon Salai, Egmore, Chennai - 600 008.
Quadri Baba Darga
An inscription in this Darga
says ‘Seyed Baba Quadri Sha 1793 - Hazaraj Rabbani Baba Shah
Quadri - 1793 Maqam’ except this there isn’t much information
about this much revered Muslim saint fondly called by people a Quadri
Baba. Simple and small this darga under the shady trunks of an old
tree attracts people from all walks of life. Location Tamilnadu
Bharath Scouts Complex, Vencock Park, Triplicane, Chennai - 600
005. Ph 28512947.
Thameem Ansari Baba Darga
A devoted follower of the
words and deeds of Prophet. Mohamed was born in Medina. Soon after
his demise, and as per his last wish, his mortal remains were put
in a coffin and immersed in the sea. However, it reached the shores
of Kovalam beach. Thus came into being the holy shrine of the muslim
Saint Thameem Ansari Baha. The first Thursday after full moon clay
is observed as a day of devotion. The Durgah is open from 5.00 a.m
to 10.00 p.m.
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