Ramadan Miah Mosque

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Ramadan Miah Jame Mosque
রমজান মিয়া জামে মসজিদ

Religion
Affiliation	Islam
Branch/tradition	Sunni
Leadership	Khwaja Mu'in ad-Din Chowdhury
Year consecrated	1770
Status	active
Location
Location	Kabirhat, Noakhali District, Bangladesh
Location in Bangladesh
Geographic coordinates	22°51′08″N 91°13′58″E / 22.8522°N 91.2329°E / 22.8522; 91.2329
Architecture
Architect(s)	Ramadan Miah
Type	Mosque
Style	Islamic architecture
Date established	1770
Groundbreaking	1770
Completed	1770
Specifications
Capacity	600
Materials	Brick

Ramadan Miah Jame Mosque, or Ramzan Mia Jame Masjid (Bengali: রমজান মিয়া জামে মসজিদ, Arabic: مسجد رمضان میاں), and more popularly known as Chowdhury Mosjid (Bengali: চৌধুরী মসজিদ), is a mosque in the Noakhali District of Bangladesh. The existence of such an ancient mosque was not widely known to the general public until it was brought forward to Kabirhat's upazila nirbahi officer, Shariful Islam.^[1]

Location

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The mosque can be found in the village of Daulat Ramdi, located in Kabirhat Upazila's No. 7 Bataiya Union Parishad.^[2]

History

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The three-domed mosque was built during the Mughal Era and is over 300 years old.^[3] It was established by Shaykh Noor Ullah Chowdhury and Shaykh Mujeer Ullah Chowdhury, the ancestors of the current chairman of the mosque, Khwaja Mu'in ad-Din Chowdhury.^[1]

Gallery

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The upper part of the mosque.

References

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^ ^a ^b Ghulam Muhiuddin Nosu (5 December 2016). রমজান মিয়া জামে মসজিদ. Samakal (in Bengali).
^ রমজান মিয়া জামে মসজিদ. Kabirhat Upazila (in Bengali).
^ কবিরহাটে ৩০০ বছরের পুরোনো মসজিদ (in Bengali).

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v t e Noakhali District
Capital: Maijdee
Upazilas	Begumganj Chatkhil Companiganj Hatiya Kabirhat Noakhali Sadar Senbagh Sonaimuri Subarnachar
Constituencies	Noakhali-1 Noakhali-2 Noakhali-3 Noakhali-4 Noakhali-5 Noakhali-6
Attractions and sites	Bajra Shahi Mosque Begumganj Gas Field CGS Noakhali Nijhum Dwip National Park Ramadan Miah Mosque Shaheed Bulu Stadium
History	Samatata Fakhruddin Mubarak Shah Shital Pati Conquest of Bhulua Shaykh Abdul Wahid Mirza Baqi Farhad Khan Noakhali riots Gandhi Ashram Trust NofeL SC
Inhabited areas	Bhasan Char Chowmuhani Dhannapur Hatiya Island Hatiya Municipality Oskhali Nijhum Dwip Shingbahura Swarna Dweep
Rivers and transport	Akhaura–Laksam–Chittagong line Dakatia River Meghna River Upukol Express
Educational institutions	Abdul Malek Ukil Medical College Agriculture Training Institute Arun Chandra High School Basurhat A. H. C. Government High School Begumganj Government Pilot High School Begumgonj Textile Engineering College Chatkhil Panch Gaon Government High School Chilonia Union High School Chowmuhani Government S.A College Kashipur High School Mohammad Pur Janata High School Noakhali Government College Noakhali Government Girls' High School Noakhali Government Women's College Noakhali Medical Assistant Training School Noakhali Science and Commerce School and College Noakhali Science and Technology University Noakhali Zilla School Palla Mahbub Adarsha High School Sonaimuri Model High School Sonapur Ali Akber High School Sonapur Degree College Taker Bazar High School
See also	Noakhailla

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