Bibi Chini Mosque
Barguna District, Bangladesh
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Bibi Chini Mosque is a seventeenth-century Mughal-style mosque and archaeological site situated in Bibi Chini village, Betagi Upazila, Barguna District, Bangladesh. Built around 1700 by Islamic preacher Shah Neyamat Ullah, the structure exemplifies the architectural conventions of Mughal design. The mosque survives as an important historical monument reflecting the region's religious and cultural heritage during the later Mughal period.
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- Built
- Type
- mosque, archaeological sites in Bangladesh
- Place
- Barguna District, Bangladesh
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