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Ahmedabad, founded by Sultan Ahmad Shah I in 1411, bears one of the richest concentrations of Islamic architecture in South Asia. The old city — a UNESCO World Heritage Site — is filled with mosques, tombs, and step wells built by the Sultanate of Gujarat. The Jama Masjid, Sidi Saiyyed Mosque (famous for its intricate stone jali), and the Hutheesing Jain Temple collectively tell the story of Gujarat's pluralistic medieval identity. Ahmedabad's Muslim community today is diverse, including Sunni, Bohri, Ismaili, and other sects.
The Sidi Saiyyed Mosque's intricately carved stone jali lattice windows (1573) are among the finest examples of Islamic stone carving in the world.
Ahmedabad's Jama Masjid (1424) was built by Ahmad Shah I and served as the royal mosque of the Gujarat Sultanate.
The Bohri (Dawoodi Bohra) Muslim community, headquartered in Mumbai but strongest in Gujarat, has deep roots in Ahmedabad's history.
The Roza of Ahmad Shah I and the Mahmud Begada tomb complex represent some of Gujarat's most exquisite Indo-Saracenic architecture.
Ahmedabad's old city has 26 religious precincts (pol) reflecting centuries of Hindu-Muslim coexistence in shared neighbourhoods.
RuhVerse uses the University of Islamic Sciences (Karachi) method for Ahmedabad, with Fajr and Isha angles of 18°.
Ahmedabad is north of Mumbai and about 1° west, so its prayer times are very close to Mumbai's — typically within 3–5 minutes for most prayers.
Yes, the Sidi Saiyyed Mosque is open to all visitors outside of prayer times. Its jali windows are considered among the finest stone carvings in India and are a major heritage landmark.