Shah E Hamdan R.H Mosque - Mosque in Srinagar - Srinagar, India

This is a 700years old mosque located on the banks of River Jhelum, the Shah-i-Hamdan or Khanqah-e-Molla is one of the oldest mosques in Srinagar. Very Peaceful place to feed your soul.

It's too much beautiful, both from inside and outside. Such a nice and lovely place to visit. Locals call this place as "KHANQA". It's said that if you wish foe something here, it definitely gets fulfilled. We met some local people here who were very much friendly and socialized with us for sometime. It was so nice to get affection from them. If you r in Srinagar, you mustn't miss this place at any cost or you ll be at loss.

It's not a place but rather an experience. Come here for spiritual peace and rejuvenation.

Khanqah Masjid also known as Shah Hamdan Mosque. Famous for its wooden architecture. The masjid has sperate space where females can also pray. The interior is full of marvelous carving and paper mache design. Colourfull paper mache designed walls, huge pillars, beautiful windows, hanging glass jars etc. Washroom: For ablution washrooms are there for both male and female. Just go your right side of the masjid while entering the main gate. Parking: You can park your vehicle outside if any space has been left by the street vendors. Must Visit this place and don't forget to pray for me.

"The Shah-i-Hamdan or Khanqah-e-Molla is a 700-year-old mosque located on the banks of the river Jhelum in Srinagar. It is one of the oldest mosques in the area and is known for its peaceful ambiance, making it a perfect place to feed your soul." "The Shah-i-Hamdan or Khanqah-e-Molla is not just a place, but an experience. It offers spiritual peace and rejuvenation, making it a timeless destination for those seeking solace and tranquility."

Ya Shahi Hamdaan Al Madad, the basis of Khanqah Culture was laid here in Kashmir. It is epitome Islamic studies and derivation of Islamic Society and way of living started by Prophet Salalahu Alaihi Wasalam.....

I asked my Kashmiri Muslim driver whether there were any restrictions. He said only for women. Inside I experienced the atmosphere for a few moments . As I was leaving a man sitting there snapped his fingers and jerked his hand in a sign pointing to the door which clearly meant get out, in the rudest possible way . Then he kept snapping his fingers and making the same gesture . Startled I asked him what with my hand . I asked my driver to come back with me and talk to the man . But he enquired from several people outside and was told that non Muslims were not allowed inside .

Amazing building from ancient times.