Bacha Shah Jame Mosque

Bacha Shah Jame Masjid বাচা শাহ জামে মসজিদ
Basic information
Location	Mahattarkill, Bacha Shah Nagar, Pomara, Rangunia Upazila, Chittagong, Bangladesh
Geographic coordinates	22°26′51″N 92°01′19″E / 22.447499°N 92.0219993°E / 22.447499; 92.0219993
Affiliation	Islam:
District	Chittagong
Status	Active
Leadership	Hazarat Soultan Uddin Bacha Shah (RH)
Architectural description
Architectural type	Mosque
Completed	2012
Construction cost	19600000
Specifications
Capacity	up to 5000
Dome(s)	1

Bacha Shah Jame Mosjid (Bengali: বাচা শাহ জামে মসজিদ ) is a historic mosque located in Rangunia Upazila, Chittagong in Bangladesh, established in 1833. It was the first institute for Prayer and Education in Mathiura, Bacha Shah Nagar, Rangunia Upazila, Chittagong, Bangladesh, and was the only symbol of Mughal architecture in this area. The mosque was rebuilt in 1983 and that time it lost the Mughal Architecture.

Geography

Mosques in Bangladesh

	Baba Adam's Mosque Bagha Mosque Baitul Falah Baitul Mukarram Binat Bibi mosque Chandanpura Mosque Chawk Mosque Dhanmondi Shahi Eidgah Goaldi Mosque Guthia Mosque Kartalab Khan Mosque Katabon Mosque Khan Mohammad Mridha Mosque Kusumba Mosque Laldighi Mosque Momin Mosque Nakhalpara Sapra Mosque Nayabad Mosque Nine Dome Mosque Saat Masjid Shaista Khan Mosque Sixty Dome Mosque Sona Mosque Star Mosque Sura Mosque Sylhet Shahi Eidgah Taleb Mohammed Lodi jame Mosjid Taltoli Jame Mosjid Wali Khan Mosque

Category Islam in Bangladesh Mosques by country List of mosques in Bangladesh Mosques in Dhaka

History

Ancient	Vedic period Anga Vanga Pundra Suhma Kingdom Magadha Legendary kings of Magadha Pradyota Shishunaga Nanda Gangaridai Maurya Empire Shunga Empire Kanva dynasty Gupta Empire

Middle Ages	Kamboja Pala Sena Islamic rulers in South Asia Delhi Sultanate Khilji dynasty Bengal Sultanate Sur Empire Baro-Bhuyan

Mughal period	Mughal Bengal Principality of Bengal Nawabs Porto Grande De Bengala Battle of Plassey

Colonial period	Black Hole of Calcutta Famine of 1770 Sepoy Rebellion Bengali renaissance Partition of Bengal (1905) East Bengal Indian independence movement Muslim League Pakistan Movement Prime Minister of Bengal Lahore Resolution Famine of 1943 Direct Action Day Partition of Bengal (1947)

Pakistan era	East Pakistan Language Movement Legislative election in 1954 Six point movement 1969 Uprising General election in 1970 Proclamation of Independence Bangladesh Liberation War Provisional Government Genocide Rape Timeline

Bangladesh	Famine of 1974 Military coups 1975 1981 1982 Political crisis in 2006–08 Bangladesh Rifles revolt

Geography

Administrative	Divisions Districts Sub-districts

By type	Cities Islands Lakes Mountains National parks Rivers

Places	Bay of Bengal Bengal Fan Chittagong Hill Tracts Cox's Bazar Ganges Basin Ganges Delta Jat Area Sundarbans Reserve Forest Hatirjheel

Politics

Government	Cabinet Elections Foreign relations Foreign policies Jatiyo Shongshod (parliament) Constituencies Speaker Local government City Corporations Municipalities Upazila Parishads Union Councils Political parties President Prime Minister

Law	Chief Justice Attorney General Constitution High Court Human rights Freedom of religion LGBT rights International Crimes Tribunal Supreme Court

Law enforcement	Ansar Intelligence NSI Special Branch Police CID RAB SPBn Special Security Force Village Defence Party

Military	Air Force Army Navy DGFI Paramilitary Border Guard Coast Guard President Guard Regiment

Economy

Society

Bangladeshis Names Crime Demographics Education Schools Universities Ethnic groups Health Religion Society

Culture	Architecture Baul Calendar Cinema Cuisine Ghosts Language Literature Music Public holidays Sports Street children Theatre TV and radio channels Weddings

Symbols	Bangla Maa Amar Sonar Bangla Notuner Gaan Ekusher Gaan Baitul Mukarram Dhakeshwari Temple Flag Government Seal Ilish Jackfruit Jamuna Bridge Jatiyo Sangsad Bhaban Jatiyo Smriti Soudho Kabaddi Mango tree National Emblem Oriental magpie-robin Royal Bengal Tiger Water lily

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