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Title: History and Architecture of Jamia Masjid Jangoo, Kot Jangoo, Sindh
Authors: Manzoor Ahmed Baloch
Keywords: Archaeology
Issue Date: 2023
Publisher: Quaid I Azam University Islamabad
Abstract: In Islamic Civilization the most common and important building is Masjid. It is not only the place of worship but a center to organize and develop the Muslim society. As Masjid is an educational place, an organizing center, a place of social introduction. Jamia Masjid Jangoo is one of the best architected and well planned buildings. It is the reflection of love and attachment of the inhabitant towards Islam. Its history and architecture shows that it belongs to post Mughal period. The architectural styles of Jamia Masjid Jangoo show that this style is indigenous. Despite the said masjid, there are a series of Jamia Masajid on the border areas of Sindh and Balochistan, but the most important and beautiful among them is Jamia Masjid Jangoo. This study will bring awareness to the common men about the religious, social and historical importance of this Masjid. It will also highlight the issues regarding Masjid’s conservation and preservation to the authorities. The socio cultural, socio-economical and socio-religious importance will also be highlighted. This piece of work will also provide roots to the next researcher to come forward and explore this area. Notwithstanding this, the research will also highlight the importance of the region, its contribution for the promotion of Islam in the area. The historical background of the area will also be discussed.
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/123456789/29158
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