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LIST OF MOSQUES IN UTTAR PRADESH WHICH WERE BUILT AFTER DEMOLISHING THE HINDU TEMPLES We give below, state-wise and district-wise, the particulars of Muslim monuments which stand on the sites and/or have been built with the materials of Hindu temples, and which we wish to recall as witnesses to the role of Islam as a religion and the character of Muslim rule in medieval India. The list is the result of a preliminary survey. Many more Muslim monuments await examination. Local traditions which have so far been ignored or neglected have to be tapped on a large scale. We have tried our best to be exact in respect of locations, names and dates of the monuments mentioned. Even so, some mistakes and confusions may have remained. It is not unoften that different sources provide different dates and names for the same monument. Many Muslim saints are known by several names, which create confusion in identifying their mazãrs or dargãhs. Some districts have been renamed or newly, created and a place which was earlier under one district may have been included in another. We shall be grateful to readers who point out these mistakes so that they can be corrected in our major study. This is only a brief summary. Sita Ram Goel It should be kept in mind that the list below doesn t include all the temples destroyed by Muslims and which were converted to mosques. The below is the list of mosques and Darghas where evidences exists of having been made after destroying the temples at these locations. In many mosques, Muslim rulers were able to eradicate all signs of temples, and hence not given in below list. Anyone is free to visit the below list of mosques and see the remnants and materials of Hindu temples used in their construction. Archaeological Survey of India should conduct an excavation of below mosques to find out more about the ancient temples in these locations and possible mass graves around the mosque sites. I. AGRA DISTRICT Agra 1. Kalãn Masjid in Saban Katra (1521). Temple materials used. 2. Humãyûn-kî-Masjid at Kachhpura (1537-38). Temple site. 3. Jãmi Masjid of Jahãnãrã (1644). Temple site. 4. Dargãh of Kamãl Khãn Shahîd in Dehra Bagh. Temple material uses. 5. Riverside part of the Fort of Akbar. Jain Temple sites. 6. Chînî kã Rauzã. Temple site. Bisauli 7., Masjid (1667-68). Temple site. Page 1 of 17

Fatehpur Sikri 8. Anbiyã Wãlî Masjid and several others in Nagar. Converted temples. 9. Jãmi Masjid. Temple materials used. 10. Dargãh of Shykh Salîm Chishtî. Temple site. 11. Fatehpur Sikri Complex. Several temple sites. Firozabad 12. Qadîm Masjid. Temple site. Jajau 13. Masjid. Temple site. Rasulpur 14. Mazãr of Makhdûm Shah. Temple site. Sikandra 15. Maqbara of Akbar. Temple site. 16. Masjid in the Mission Compound. Temple site. II. ALIGARH DISTRICT Aligarh 17. Idgãh (1562-63). Temple site. 18. Dargãh of Shykh Jalãlud-Dîn Chishtî Shamsul-Arifîn. Temple site. 19. Graveyard with several Mazãrs. Temple site. 20. Shershãhî Masjid (1542). Temple site. 21. Masjid (1676). Temple site. Pilkhana 22. Bãbarî or Jãmi Masjid (1528-29). Temple: materials used. Sikandara Rao 23. Jãmi Masjid (1585). Temple site. III. ALLAHABAD DISTRICT Allahabad 24. Fort of Akbar. Temple sites. 25. Khusru Bagh. Temple sites. 26. Dargãh of Shãh Ajmal Khãn with a Graveyard. Temple site. 27. Masjid (1641-22). Temple site. 28. Gulabbari Graveyard. Temple site. Koh Inam 29. Jãmi Masjid (1384). Temple site. Page 2 of 17

Mauima 30. Qadîm Masjid. Temple site. Shahbazpur 31. Masjid (1644-45). Temple site. IV. AZAMGARH DISTRICT Dohrighat 32. Kalãn Masjid. Temple site. Ganjahar 33. Masjid (1687-88). Temple site. Mehnagar 34. Tomb of Daulat or Abhimãn. Temple site. Nizambad 35. Jãmi Masjid. Temple site. 36. Mazãr of Miãn Maqbûl and Husain Khãn Shahîd (1562). Temple sites. Qasba 37. Humãyûns Jãmi Masjid (1533-34). Temple site. V. BADAUN DISTRICT Alapur 38. Ãlamgîrî Masjid. Temple materials used. Badaun 39. Shamsî or Jãmi Masjid (1233). Temple materials used. 40. Shamsî Idgãh (1209). Temple materials used. 41. Hauz-i-Shamsî (1203). Temple materials used. 42. Dargãh of Shãh Wilãyat (1390). Temple site. 43. Several other Masjids and Mazãrs. Temple sites. Sahiswan 44. Jãmi Masjid (1300). Temple site. Ujhani 45. Abdullãh Khãn-kî-Masjid. Temple site. VI. BAHRAICH DISTRICT 46. DargAh of Sãlãr Masûd Ghãzî. Sûryadeva Temple site. Page 3 of 17

VII. BALLIA DISTRICT Kharid 47. Jãmi Masjid. Temple site. 48. Dargãh of Ruknud-Dîn Shãh. Temple site. VIII. BANDA DISTRICT Augasi 49. Masjid (1581-82). Temple site. Badausa 50. Masjid (1692). Temple site. Kalinjar 51. Masjid in Patthar Mahalla (1412-13). Converted Lakshmî-NãrãyaNa Temple. 52. Masjid (1660-61). Temple site. 53. Several other Masjids and Mazãrs. Temple sites. Soron 54. Dargãh of Shykh Jamãl. Temple site. IX. BARA BANKI DISTRICT Bhado Sarai 55. Mazãr of Malãmat Shãh. Temple site. Dewa 56. Dargãh of Hãjî Wãris Alî Shãh. Temple site. 57. Masjid (1665). Temple site. Fatehpur 58. Masjid. Temple site. 59. Imambãrã. Temple site. Radauli 60. Masjid. Temple site. 61. Dargãh of Shãh Ahmad and Zuhrã Bîbî. Temple site. Rauza Gaon 62. Rauza of Daûd Shãh. Temple site. Sarai-Akbarabad 63. Masjid (1579-80). Temple site. Satrikh Page 4 of 17

64. Dargãh of Sãlãr Sãhû Ghãzî. Temple site. X. BAREILLY DISTRICT Aonla 65. Begum-kî-Masjid. Temple site. 66. Maqbara of Alî Muhammad Rohilla. Temple site. Bareilly 67. Mirzai Masjid (1579-80). Temple site. Faridpur 68. Fort built by Shykh Farîd. Temple materials used. XI. BIJNOR DISTRICT Barmih-ka-Khera 69. Masjid. Temple materials used. Jahanabad 70. Maqbara of Nawãb Shujaat Khãn. Temple site. Kiratpur 71. Fort with a Masjid inside. Temple materials used. Mandawar 72. Jãmi Masjid. Temple materials used. Najibabad 73. Patthargarh Fort. Temple materials used. Nihtaur 74. Masjid. Temple site. Seohara 75. Masjid. Temple site. XII. BULANDSHAHAR DISTRICT Aurangabad Sayyid 76. All Masjids stand on temple sites. Bulandshahar 77. Dargãh. Temple site. 78. Fort. Materials of many temples used. 79. Idgãh. Temple site. Page 5 of 17

80. Masjid (1311). Temple site. 81. Masjid (1538). Temple site. 82. Masjid (1557). Temple site. Khurja 83. Mazãr of Makhdûm Sãhib. Temple site. Shikarpur 84. Several Masjids built in Sikandar Lodîs reign. Temple sites. Sikandarabad 85. Several Masjids built in Sikandar Lodî a reign. Temple sites. XIII. ETAH DISTRICT Atranjikhera 86. Mazãr of Hazrat Husain (or Hasan). Temple site. Jalesar 87. Mazãr of Mîrãn Sayyid Ibrãhîm (1555). Temple site. 88. Fort. Temple materials used. Kasganj 89. Jãmi Masjid (1737-38). Temple site. Marahra 90. Masjid and Mazãr. Temple site. Sakit 91. Qadîm Masjid (1285). Temple materials used. 92. Akbarî Masjid (1563). Temple site. XIV. ETAWAH DISTRICT Auraiya 93. Two Masjids. Temple sites. Etawah 94. Jãmi Masjid. Converted temple. Phaphund 95. Masjid and Mazãr of Shãh Bukhãrî (d. 1549). Temple site. XV. FARRUKHABAD DISTRICT Farrukhabad Page 6 of 17

96. Several Masjids. Temple materials used. Kannauj 97. Dînã or Jãmi Masjid (1406). Sîtã-kî-Rasoî. Temple materials used. 98. Dargãh of Makhdûm Jahãniãn. Temple materials used. 99. Dargãh of Bãbã Hãji Pîr. Temple site. 100. Masjid (1663-64). Temple site. 101. Dargãh of Bãlã Pîr. Temple site. Rajgirhar 102. Mazãr of Shykh Akhî Jamshed. Temple site. Shamsabad 103. All Masjids and Mazãrs. Temple sites. XVI. FATEHPUR DISTRICT Haswa 104. Idgãh (1650-51). Temple site. Hathgaon 105. Jayachandi Masjid. Temple materials used. 106. Dargãh of Burhãn Shahîd. Temple site. Kora (Jahanabad) 107. Daraãh of Khwãja Karrak. Temple site. 108. Jãmi Masjid (1688-89). Temple site. Kot 109. Lãdin-ki-Masjid (built in 1198-99, reconstructed in 1296). Temple site. XVII. FAISABAD DISTRICT Akbarpur 110. Qalã-kî-Masjid. Temple site. 111. Masjid (1660-61). Temple site. Ayodhya 112. Bãbarî Masjid. RAma-Janmabhûmi Temple site. 113. Masjid built by Aurangzeb. Swargadvãra Temple site. 114. Masjid built by Aurangzeb. Tretã-kã-Thãkur Temple site. 115. Mazãr of Shãh Jurãn Ghurî. Temple site. 116. Mazãrs of Sîr Paighambar and Ayûb Paighambar near Maniparvat. On the site of a Buddhist Temple which contained footmarks of the Buddha. Fyzabad Page 7 of 17

117. Imãmbãrã. Temple site. Hatila 118. Mazãr of a Ghãzî. Alokanãtha Mahãdeva. Temple site. Kichauchha 119. Dargãh of Makhdûm Ashraf in nearby Rasulpur. Temple site. XVIII. GHAZIPUR DISTRICT Bhitri 120. Masjid and Mazãr. Temple materials used. 121. Idgãh. Temple site. 122. Bridge below the Idgãh. Buddhist Temple materials used. Ghazipur 123. Mazãr and Masjid. Temple site. 124. Chahal Sitûn Palace. Temple site. Hingtar 125. Qala-kî-Masjid. Temple materials used. 126. Fort. Temple materials used. Khagrol 127. Bãrã Khambã or Dargãh of Shykh Ambar. Temple site. Saidpur 128. Two Dargãhs. Converted Buddhist Temples. XIX. GONDA DISTRICT Sahet-Mahet (Srãvastî) 129. Maqbara. On the plinth of Sobhnãth Jain Temple. 130. Mazãr of Mîrãn Sayyid. On the ruins a Buddhist Vihãra. 131. Imlî Darwãzã. Temple materials used. 132. Karbalã Darwãzã. Temple materials used. XX. GORAKHPUR DISTRICT Gorakhpur 133. Imãmbãrã. Temple site. Lar 134. Several Masjids. Temple sites. Pava Page 8 of 17

135. Karbalã. On the ruins of a Buddhist Stûpa. XXI. HAMIRPUR DISTRICT Mahoba 136. Masjid outside Bhainsa Darwaza of the Fort (1322). Converted temple. 137. Masjid built on a part of the Palace of Parmardideva on the Hill. Temple materials used. 138. Two Maqbaras. Temple materials used. 139. Dargãh of Pîr Muhammad Shãh. Converted Siva temple. 140. Dargãh of MubArak Shãh and Graveyard nearby. Contain no less than 310 pillar from demolished temples. Rath 141. Two Maqbaras. Temple materials used. XXII. HARDOI DISTRICT Bilgram 142. Sayyidoñ-kî-Masjid. Temple materials used. 143. Jãmi Masjid (1438). Temple materials used. 144. Several other Masjids and Dargãhs. Temple materials used. Gopamau 145. Several Masjids. Temple sites. Pihani 146. Abdul Gafûr-kî-Masjid. Temple site. 147. Dargãh of Sadr-i-Jahãn (1647-48). Temple site. Sandila 148. Qadîm Masjid. Temple site. 149. Mazãr in Bãrah Khambã. Temple site. XXIII. JALAUN DISTRICT Kalpi 150. Chaurãsî Gumbad complex of tombs. Many temple sites. 151. Dargãh of Shãh Abdul Fath Alãi Quraishi (1449). Temple site. 152. Dargãh of Shãh Bãbû Hãjî Samad (1529). Temple site. 153. DeoDhi or Jãmi Masjid (1554). Temple site. Katra 154. Masjid (1649). Temple site. XXIV. JAUNPUR DISTRICT Page 9 of 17

Jaunpur 155. Atãlã Masjid (1408). Atala DevI Temple materials used. 156. Daribã Masjid. Vijayachandras Temple materials used. 157. Jhãñjarî Masjid. Jayachandras Temple materials used. 158. Lãl Darwãzã Masjid. Temple materials from the Visvesvara Temple at Varanasi used. 159. HammAm Darwãzã Masjid (1567-68). Temple materials used. 160. Ibrãhîm Bãrbak-kî-Masjid inside the Fort (1360). Temple materials used. 161. Jãmi Masjid. Pãtãla Devî Temple site. 162. Fort. Temple materials used. 163. Akbarî Bridge on the Gomatî. Temple materials used. 164. Khãlis Mukhlis or Chãr Angulî Masjid. Temple site. 165. Khãn Jahãn-kî-Masjid (1364). Temple site. 166. Rauzã of Shãh Fîruz. Temple site. Machhlishahar 167. Jãmi Masjid. Temple site. 168. Karbalã. Temple site. 169. Sixteen other Masjids. Temple sites. Shahganj 170. Dargãh of Shãh Hazrat Alî. Temple site. Zafarabad 171. Masjid and Dargãh of Makhdûm Shah (1311 or 1321). Temple materials used. 172. Ibrãhîm Barbak-kî-Masjid. Converted temple. 173. Zafar Khãn-kî-Masjid (1397). Converted temple. 174. Ganj-i-Shahîdãn. Temple materials used. 175. Fort. Temple materials used. 176. Early Sharqî buildings including many Maqbaras. Temple materials used. 177. Dargãh of Asarud-Dîn. Temple materials used. XXV. JHANSI DISTRICT Irich 178. Jãmi Masjid (1412). Temple materials used. Lalitpur 179. Bãsã Masjid (1358). Materials of four temples used. Talbhat 180. Masjid (1405). Temple site. 181. Dargãh of Pîr Tãj Bãj. Temple site. XXVI. KANPUR DISTRICT Page 10 of 17

Jajmau 182. Dargãh of Alãud-Dîn Makhdûm Shãh (1360). Temple site. 183. Idgãh (1307). Temple site. 184. Qalã-kî-Masjid. Temple site. 185. Jãmi Masjid (renovated in 1682). Temple site. Makanpur 186. Mazãr of Shãh Madãr. Converted temple. XXVII. LUCKNOW DISTRICT Kakori 187. Jhãñjharî Rauza of Makhdûm Nizãmud-Dîn. Temple materials used. Lucknow 188. Tîlewãlî. Masjid Temple site. 189. Ãsafud-Daula Imambara. Temple site. 190. Dargãh of Shãh Muhammad Pîr on Lakshmana Tila renamed Pir Muhammad Hill. Temple site. 191. Mazãr of Shykh Ibrãhîm Chishtî Rahmatullãh. Temple materials used. 192. Nadan Mahal or Maqbara of Shykh Abdur-Rahîm. Temple site. 193. Machchi Bhavan. Temple sites. Musanagar 194. Masjid (1662-63). Temple site. Nimsar 195. Fort. Temple materials used. Rasulpur 196. Masjid (1690-91). Temple site. XXVIII. MAINPURI DISTRICT Rapri 197. Jãmi Masjid. Temple site. 198. Idgãh (1312). Temple site. 199. Dargãh of Pîr Faddû. Temple site. XXIX. MATHURA DISTRICT Mahaban 200. Assî Khambã Masjid. Converted temple. Mathura Page 11 of 17

201. Idgãh on the Katrã Mound. Kesavadeva. Temple site. 202. Jãmi Masjid built by Abdun-nabi (1662). Temple materials used. 203. Mazãr of Shykh Farîd. Temple materials used. 204. Mazãr of Makhdûm Shãh Wilãyat at Sami Ghat. Temple materials used. Naujhil 205. Dargãh of Makhdûm Shykh Saheti Sãhib. Temple materials used. XXX. MEERUT DISTRICT Barnawa 206. Humãyun s Masjid (1538-39). Temple site. Garhmuktesar 207. Masjid (1283). Temple site. Hapur 208. Jãmi Masjid (1670-71). Temple site. Jalali 209. Jãmi Masjid (1266-67). Temple materials used. Meerut 210. Jãmi Masjid. Stands on the ruins of a Buddhist Vihãra. 211. Dargãh at Nauchandi. Nauchandî Devî Temple site. Phalauda 212. Dargãh of Qutb Shãh. Temple site. XXXI. MIRZAPUR DISTRICT Bhuli 213. Masjid in Dakhni Tola. Temple site. Chunar 214. Mazãr of Shãh Qãsim Sulaimãn. Temple site. 215. Fort. Temple materials used. Mirzapur 216. Several Masjids. Temple sites. XXXII. MORADABAD DISTRICT Amroha 217. Jãmi Masjid. Converted temple. 218. Dargãh and Masjid of Shykh Saddû. Temple site. Page 12 of 17

219. Dargãh of Shykh Wilãyat. Temple site. 220. Masjid (1557-58). Temple site. 221. Many other Masjids. Temple sites. Azampur 222. Masjid (1555-56). Temple site. Bachhraon 223. Several Masjids. Temple sites. Moradabad 224. Jãmi Masjid (1630). Temple site. Mughalpura-Agwanpur 225. Masjid (1695-96). Temple site. Sirsi 226. Qadîmî Masjid. Temple site. Ujhari 227. Mazãr of Shykh Daûd. Temple site. Sambhal 228. Jãmi Masjid. Converted VishNu Temple. 229. Masjid in Sarai Tarim (1503). Temple site. 230. Mazãr of Miãn Hãtim Sambhali. Temple site. 231. Mazãr of Shykh Panjû. Temple site. XXXIII. MUZAFFARNAGAR DISTRICT Daira Din Panah 232. Mazãr of Sayyid Dîn Panãh. Temple site. Ghausgah 233. Fort and Masjid. Temple materials used. Jhinjhana 234. Dargãh (1495). Temple site. 235. Masjid and Mazãr of Shãh Abdul Razzãq (1623). Temple site. Kairana 236. Dargãh. Temple site. 237. Masjid (1551). Temple site. 238. Masjid (1553-54). Temple site. 239. Masjid (1617-18). Temple site. 240. Masjid (1630-31). Temple site. 241. Masjid (1651-52). Temple site. Page 13 of 17

Majhera 242. Masjid and Mazãr of Umar Nûr. Temple site. Sambhalhera 243. Two Masjids (1631-32). Temple site. Thana Bhawan 244. Masjid (1702-03). Temple site. XXXIV. PILIBHIT DISTRICT 245. Jãmi Masjid. Temple site. XXXV. PRATAPGARH DISTRICT Manikpur 246. Many Masjids and Mazãrs. On the ruins of demolished temples. XXXVI. RAMPUR DISTRICT 247. Jãmi Masjid. Temple site. XXXVII. RAE BARELI DISTRICT Datmau 248. Idgãh (1357-58). Temple site. 249. Fort. On the ruins of Buddhist Stûpas. 250. Masjid (1616). Temple site. Jais 251. Jãmi Masjid. Temple materials used. 252. Masjid (1674-75). Temple site. Rae Bareli 253. Jãmi Masjid. Temple site. 254. Jahãn Khãn Masjid. Temple site. 255. Dargãh of Makhdûm Sayyid Jãfari. Temple site. 256. Fort. Temple materials used. XXXVIII. SAHARANPUR DISTRICT Ambahata 257. Masjid (1533-34). Temple site. 258. Masjid (1534-35). Temple site. Page 14 of 17

Deoband 259. Masjid (1510). Temple site. 260. Masjid (1557). Temple site. 261. Jãmi Masjid (1677-78). Temple site. Gangoh 262. Mazãr of Shykh Abdul Quddûs. Temple site. 263. Three Masjids. Temple sites. Jaurasi 264. Masjid (1675-76). Temple site. Kaliyar 265. Dargãh of Shykh Alãud-Dîn Alî bin Ahmad Sãbrî, a disciple of Bãbã Farîd Shakar Ganj of Pak Pattan. Temple site. Manglaur 266. Masjid (1285). Temple site. 267. Dargãh of Shãh Wilãyat. Temple site. Rampur 268. Mazãr of Shykh Ibrãhîm. Temple site. Saharanpur 269. Jãmi Masjid. Temple site. Sakrauda 270. Dargãh of Shãh Ruknud-Dîn or Shãh Nachchan. Temple site. Sirsawa 271. Mazãr of Pîr Kilkilî Shãh. On top of temples destroyed. XXXIX. SHAHJAHANPUR DISTRICT Kursi 272. Masjid (1652). Temple site. Shahjahanpur 273. Bahadur Khãn-kî-Masjid (1647). Temple site. XL. SITAPUR DISTRICT Biswan 274. Masjid (1637-38). Temple site. Page 15 of 17

Khairabad 275. Several Masjids. Temple sites. Laharpur 276. Mazãr of Shykh Abdur-Rahmãn. Temple site. XLI. SULTANPUR DISTRICT Amethi 277. Mazãr of Shykh Abdul Hasan. Temple site. Isuli 278. Jãmi Masjid (1646-47). Temple site. 279. Mazãr of Sayyid Ashraf Jahãngîr Simnãnî. Temple site. XLII. UNAO DISTRICT Bangarmau 280. BaDi Dargãh of Alãud-Dîn Ghanaun (1320). Temple materials used. 281. Dargãh of Jalãlud-DIn (d. 1302). Temple site. 282. ChhoTî Dargãh (1374). Temple site. 283. Jãmi Masjid (1384). Temple site. Rasulabad 284. Alamgîrî Masjid. Temple site. Safipur 285. Dargãh of Shãh Shafî. Temple materials used. 286. Dargãh of Qudratullãh. Temple materials used. 287. Dargãh of Fahîmullãh. Temple materials used. 288. Dargãh of Hãfizullãh. Temple materials used. 289. Dargãh of Abdullãh. Temple materials used. 290. Fourteen Masjids. Temple sites. XLIII. VARANASI DISTRICT Asla 291. Shãh Jahãnî Masjid. Temple site. Varanasi 292. Masjid at Gyanavapi. Visvesvara Temple material used. 293. Masjid at Panchaganga Ghat. KirîTavisvesvara Temple materials used. 294. Masjid and Dargãh of Sayyid Fakhrud-Dîn Sãhib Alvî (1375) Temple site. 295. Bindu Madhava Masjid (1669). Converted Biñdu-Mãdhava Temple. 296. Masjid and Mazãr at Bakariya Kund. Temple materials used. 297. ADhãi Kãñgrã-kî-Masjid in Adampura. Temple site. Page 16 of 17

298. Darharã Masjid. Temple site. 299. Mazãr of Lãl Khãn at Rajghat. Temple site. EVIDENCE IS AVAILABLE THAT IN UTTAR PRADESH THE ABOVE MENTIONED MOSQUES AND DARGHAS WERE CONSTRUCTED BY DESTROYING HINDU TEMPLES. BUT IN MANY OTHER CASES MUSLIMS SUCCEEDED IN REMOVING ALL TRACES OF TEMPLES FROM THE MOSQUES. IN SUCH CASES ONLY AN EXCAVATION BY ASI WILL REVEAL THE DESTROYED TEMPLES. WHILE MUSLIMS ASK FOR REBUILDING THE ILLEGAL MOSQUE IN AYODHYA, WHY SHOULD NOT HINDUS DEMAND THE RECONSTRUCTION OF THE DESTROYED TEMPLES IN INDIA? Page 17 of 17