Ahmedabad, Gujarat's largest city and India's first UNESCO World Heritage City, is home to over 1.2 million Muslims. The city boasts stunning historic mosques and a rich Islamic architectural heritage dating back to the 15th century.
Historic Islamic Heritage
- Jama Masjid: Built in 1424 by Sultan Ahmed Shah, one of India's most beautiful mosques
- Sidi Saiyyed Mosque: Famous for intricate stone lattice work
- Teen Darwaza: Historic gateway to Bhadra Fort and mosque complex
- Old City: Pols (traditional housing) with active Muslim communities
- Manek Chowk: Transforms into Iftar market during Ramadan
Ramadan in Ahmedabad - Special Features
- Gujarati-Muslim Cuisine: Unique vegetarian-influenced Muslim dishes
- Bohra Community: Active Dawoodi Bohra community with special traditions
- Heritage Walks: Special Ramadan heritage tours of Old City mosques
- Community Iftars: Large-scale Iftar gatherings at historic mosques
Famous Iftar Places in Ahmedabad
• Kalyan Khoja Mohalla (Bohra cuisine)
• Mohammed Ali Road restaurants
• Jama Masjid area stalls
• Manek Chowk night market
• Karnavati Club community Iftar
• Shah Alam area
રમઝાન મુબારક અમદાવાદ • Ramadan Mubarak Ahmedabad