Rani Sipri Mosque

Rani Sipri Mosque, located in Ahmedabad, India, is a historic 15th-century structure built by Sultan Mahmud Begada. Named after Queen Sipri, it features a blend of Indo-Islamic architecture with intricate stone carvings, decorative domes, and arched gateways. Originally serving as a sanctuary for worship and community gatherings, the mosque showcases craftsmanship with detailed motifs and calligraphy. Though partially ruined today, it remains an important cultural monument that reflects the rich architectural and historical legacy of Gujarat’s medieval period.