The Jama Masjid is the largest mosque in the city of Bijapur, with a capacity of 4,000 worshippers. [1] It is considered one of the finest examples of Adil Shahi architecture. Bianca Alfieri comments that the mosque draws elements from previous Bahmanid architecture. [3]

Built in Bijapur during the reign of Ali Adil Shah, the Jami Masjid at Bijapur clearly shows the connection with the Bahmani style of the previous century. The structure was never completed, as it lacks the two minarets which were supposed to flank the exterior of its eastern entrance, the whole part being left unfinished.

2017年5月4日 · Notable structures built include the Jami Masjid mosque (1576-1614), the largest mosque in Bijapur; the Ibrahim Rauza mausoleum (1626) of Ibrahim Adil Shah II, which inspired the design of the Taj Mahal; and the Gol Gumbaz mausoleum (1647-1656) with its massive unsupported dome.

2015年8月1日 · Jama Masjid of Bijapur is a beautiful, well designed mosque in the Indian state of Karnatak. Also called as both Jamiya Masjid and Jumma Masjid, the mosque is one of the largest ones in South India. It is an architectural wonder built centuries ago before the arrival of British East India company in India.

2023年8月25日 · The Jami Masjid, built by Ali Shah I (1558-80). It is constructed in the southeast part of Bijapur city and is the finest example of Indo Islamic architecture of that province. It is a large structure, as its plan forms a rectangle 450 feet by 225 feet, and has an entrance gate to the eastern side of the mosque.

It was built to celebrate the Talikote victory and is one of the cost impressive and sublimity built by Ali Adil Shahi with a biocast door and 33 designer windows to the east. It has about 2250 grand arches. Many Quraan Slokas with beautiful designs of about 91000 sq. ft. Liger Kaman called Aurangzeb Gate.

2014年6月20日 · The document summarizes the provincial style of architecture in Bijapur, India under the Adil Shahi dynasty from the 15th to 17th centuries. Key structures from this period include the Jami Masjid mosque built by Ali Adil Shah I, the Gol Gombadh mausoleum containing Ibrahim Adil Shah I's tomb, and the Ibrahim Rauza mausoleum complex for Ibrahim ...

The mosque is considered one of the finest architectural examples of the Adil Shahi period of Bijapur (1490-1686) which became one of the local sultanates after 1518 when the Deccan based Bahmanids were dissolved into five local sultanates.

Bijapur, located in Karnataka, is known for its rich Indo-Islamic architecture that flourished under Muslim rulers during the medieval period. The city first witnessed Islamic architecture in the late 13th century under Allaudin Khilji and later under the Bahamani Empire in 1347.

Jumma Masjid, or the Jamia Masjid as it is popularly known, was the first mosque to be built during Adil Shah's rule to celebrate his victory in the Battle of Talikota. The basic design of the huge mosque is a perfect square of 116300 sqft, that can accommodate around 3000 people at a time for the prayers.