Musjid Collection

India / Bombay / Juma Musjid
Bombay: the Jumma Musjid and market

The Afghan War: attack on Ali Musjid - the first shot (about 10 am, Nov. 21). 1. Karamna Peak. 2. Abatch Peak. 3. Old Fort. 4. and 5. Peaks, with tents and troops. 6. Ali Musjid. 7

Plan of the Battle of Dubba (engraving)
1617126 Plan of the Battle of Dubba (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Plan of the Battle of Dubba)

Musjid at Ghazipore (engraving)
819090 Musjid at Ghazipore (engraving) by Dibdin, Thomas Colman (1810-93) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Musjid at Ghazipore, India)

Musjid at Ghazipore (colour litho)
6004736 Musjid at Ghazipore (colour litho) by Dibdin, Thomas Colman (1810-93); Private Collection; (add.info.: Musjid at Ghazipore)

The Chitral Expedition (engraving)
1628129 The Chitral Expedition (engraving) by Biddulph, Michael (1823-1904) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Chitral Expedition. Illustration for The Illustrated London News, 4 May 1895)

The Winners of the Derby and the Oaks (engraving)
1610003 The Winners of the Derby and the Oaks (engraving) by Herring, Benjamin (1830-71); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Winners of the Derby and the Oaks)

India - Taj Mahal Distant view from Muti Musjid
Black and white. The Taj Mahal is visible in the distance over the Yamuna river. In the foreground is a building with four small domes.. Part of India Box, Boswell Collection. Slide number 214 and 1

India - Palace in Fort - Muti Musjid, Agra
Black and white. Large white building with three large minarets.. Part of India Box, Boswell collection. Slide no. 25. Date: circa 1890s

Source Size = 1868 x 1658
Sketches of Ancient Buildings at Dacca, Bengal: Ruins of the Sath Musjid or Seven-Domed Temple

Source Size = 3588 x 1795
The Afghan War: One of the Guns of Fort Ali Musjid, 1879

Source Size = 5645 x 3960
The Afghan War: Native Camp Followers Looting the Afghan Camp at Fort Ali Musjid, 1879

Source Size = 3570 x 2534
The Afghan War: the First Shell from Fort Ali Musjid, 1879

Source Size = 5560 x 3880
The Afghan War: Pass of Ali Musjid, in the Khyber, with Advanced Guard of the 14th Sikhs, 1879

Source Size = 2504 x 1256
The Afghan War: Ali Musjid as First Seen when the British Opened Fire, 1879

Source Size = 3971 x 2404
The Winners of the Derby and the Oaks, Drawn by Benjamin Herring, Musjid, the Winner of the Derby; Summerside, the Winner of the Oaks

PAKISTAN: FORT, 1897. Afridis, a Pashtun tribe, at the gate of Ali Musjid, the fort at the entrance of the Khyber Pass. Illustration, English, 1897

SECOND AFGHAN WAR (1878-1881). British military officers at the Fort of Ali Musjid in the Khyber Pass, 1878

Fort Ali-Musjid - Khyber Pass, NWFP
Fort Ali-Musjid - Khyber Pass, North West Frontier Province Date: circa 1920s

Afghan War 1878 - 1880
During the Afghan War Special Correspondents, including Archibald Forbes of the Daily News, Phil Robinson of the Daily Telegraph and William Simpson, Special Artist of the IIlustrated London News

Afghan War / Ali Musjid
An Anglo-Indian encampment in the pass of Ali Musjid, in the Khyber. In the foreground can be seen the advance guard of the 14th Sikhs. Date: 1878

Khyber Pass - North West Frontier Province
Khyber Pass - between Jamrud and Ali-Musjid - North West Frontier Province

Khyber Pass, Afghanistan - Fort Ali-Musjid

Khyber Pass / 1878
The fort of Ali Musjid where, in 1878 a British Mission to Kabul was turned back by order of the Emir of that city, Sher Ali

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"Exploring the Rich History and Cultural Significance of Musjids in India" India, with its diverse religious heritage, is home to numerous magnificent musjids that hold great historical importance. One such iconic landmark is the Juma Musjid in Bombay, a testament to the architectural brilliance of Islamic culture. Stepping into Delhi, one cannot miss the grandeur of State Entry - an awe-inspiring gateway leading visitors towards a world of spiritual enlightenment. It serves as a reminder of the rich history surrounding these sacred places. The Afghan War marked a significant chapter in Indian history when Ali Musjid became witness to the first shot fired on November 21st at approximately 10 am. This event forever etched itself into the annals of time and symbolized resilience against adversity. Traveling further north, Ghazipur in Uttar Pradesh boasts Masjid Mosque - an enchanting structure that captivates all who visit. Its intricate design showcases exquisite craftsmanship and exemplifies devotion towards faith. Delhi's Jummah Musjeed from around 1840 offers us a glimpse into bygone eras through watercolor on paper. The delicate strokes bring alive this architectural marvel and transport us back to an era steeped in tradition. A fascinating engraving depicting the Battle of Dubba reveals strategic planning during times of conflict. This artwork provides insight into military tactics employed during historic battles fought near musjids. Chunar Ghur presents another captivating sight with its Gate Leading to a Musjed - plate 25 from Oriental Scenery series. The intricate details showcased here demonstrate how artistry intertwines seamlessly with spirituality. Ghazipore's musjid continues to inspire awe through both engravings and color lithographs that immortalize its beauty for generations to come. These artistic renditions serve as windows into our past, preserving cultural heritage for future appreciation.