Jama Masjid of Bijapur

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The Jama Masjid of Bijapur is a grand 16th-century congregational mosque in Karnataka, India, renowned for its vast courtyard, elegant arches, and impressive dome reflecting the architectural legacy of the Adil Shahi rulers.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf congregational mosque
historical monument
mosque
architecturalStyle Deccan Sultanate architecture
Indo-Islamic architecture
associatedWith Adil Shahi rulers NERFINISHED
Deccan Sultanates NERFINISHED
builtBy Ali Adil Shah I NERFINISHED
builtInCentury 16th century
cityAlsoKnownAs Vijayapura NERFINISHED
constructionStart 1576
continent Asia
country India
culturalSignificance important Islamic monument in Karnataka
dynasty Adil Shahi dynasty NERFINISHED
hasCourtyardType open courtyard
hasDome central dome
hasFeature arcaded cloisters
calligraphic inscriptions
domed roof
elegant arches
large courtyard
large prayer hall
mihrab
minbar
stone flooring
hasSpaceType hypostyle hall
heritageStatus protected monument
locatedIn Bijapur NERFINISHED
Deccan region NERFINISHED
Karnataka
Vijayapura district NERFINISHED
material plaster
stone
notableFor Deccan Sultanate craftsmanship
impressive dome
refined arches
vast courtyard
orientation towards Mecca
period Adil Shahi period NERFINISHED
primaryFunction Friday mosque
place of worship
protectedBy Archaeological Survey of India NERFINISHED
region South India
religion Islam
tourism popular tourist attraction in Bijapur
usedFor Friday congregational prayers
daily prayers

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Adil Shahi dynasty notableMonument Jama Masjid of Bijapur