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Jama Masjid

¤ Another Name For God

Although Ujjain may be known for its Hindu temples and sacred rivers making it an important Hindu pilgrimage, Muslim influences are also apparent. The Jama Masjid is a recent construction which radiates its presence in the centre of the town, not far from the Gopal Mandir.
The devotees of different religions tend to mingle well when destined to their respective temples and mosques in this bustling market area, acknowledging their faith in the supreme Power that controls this gigantic machine called Universe.


¤ Bina Niva Ki Masjid

The Bina Niva ki Masjid is a late 14^th century construction and yet another house of god. Amongst the profusion of ruined structures in Ujjain are Jain temples, although now rarely visited for devotional purposes.
An invader from the Ghurid dynasty called Dilawar Khan Ghuri destroyed one such temple in 1397AD and built a mosque over it. It is now visited by a number of people asserting their faith in God.