Ayodhya Mosque News Today

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Lucknow: The Indo-Islamic Cultural Foundation, set up for construction of a mosque at Dhannipur village in Ayodhya, has distanced itself from claims by a

A unique black sand brick from Mecca adorned with golden verses from the Quran has arrived in India to mark the foundation laying ceremony of the Ayodhya Mosque. The mosque aims to promote communal harmony and provide free medical care, education, and food to people of all faiths and backgrounds.

A sacred brick, journeying from Mecca to Ayodhya, heralds the foundation laying of the Mohammed Bin Abdullah mosque. Organized by the Indo-Islamic Cultural Foundation, this mosque, featuring five soaring minarets, signifies a milestone in Indias architectural landscape. With plans for inclusive prayer spaces, grand amenities, and educational institutions, the mosque complex aims to foster community development and religious harmony.

For the foundation of the new Ayodhya mosque, recently named Masjid Mohammed Bin Abdullah, the first brick arrived from Makkah.

A brick baked in Mumbai and taken to Makkah for ‘Holy Ghusl’ has been brought back to India and will be taken to Ayodhya in a ‘procession’, according to Masjid Muhammad Bin Abdullah Development Committee.

The brick will be taken to Ayodhya in April

A special ‘sacred’ brick, made of black soil and bearing ‘<em>aayats</em>’ (couplets from the holy Quran) in gold would be brought all the way from Mecca to lay the foundation of the Ayodhya mosque, to be named after Mohammed Bin Abdullah.

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