Khairuddin Masjid- A Testament To Amritsar's Diverse Heritage

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January

-0.3 - 22.7 °C

February

2.2 - 26.1 °C

March

6.1 - 32.4 °C

April

10.9 - 40.6 °C

May

16.6 - 44.5 °C

June

19.7 - 44.6 °C

July

21.8 - 39.8 °C

August

21.7 - 37.0 °C

September

18.5 - 36.4 °C

October

11.8 - 35.3 °C

November

5.2 - 30.4 °C

December

0.5 - 25.2 °C

Major Airports :

Sri Guru Ram Dass Jee International Airport (ATQ), Amritsar

Nearest Railway Station :

Amritsar Central Railway Station (ASR)

Ode to India’s freedom struggle

In the heart of Amritsar, Khairuddin Masjid, also known as Jama Masjid, stands as a testament to both artistic beauty and historical significance. Built in 1876 AD by Muhammad Khairuddin, this stunning mosque is a captivating example of traditional Islamic architecture.

Beyond its aesthetics, Khairuddin Masjid holds a unique place in India's fight for freedom. It was from the very pulpit of this mosque that Shah Attaullah Bukhari, also known as Tootie-e-Hind (Voice of India), issued a powerful call to arms against British rule. This act of defiance forever etched Khairuddin Masjid into the nation's memory.

A tribute to old Islamic architecture

The Khairuddin Mosque is a historically and culturally significant building, renowned for its unique architectural design. The mosque is built in an arcuate style, where the weight of the superstructure above doors and windows is carried by arches. This beautiful design is reminiscent of traditional Islamic architecture, with its exquisite arches and beams. The walls of the mosque are decorated with elaborate calligraphy Aayats. The mosque's white marble structure is adorned with tiny green paintings. Under the clear blue skies, the location appears mystical.