Kakkulangara Masjid
Masjid
Kakkulangara Masjid
Kakkulangara Masjid, also known as Kakkulangara Mosque, is a historic and significant religious site located 7 kilometers north of Kannur in the town of Valapattanam. This mosque embodies a unique blend of traditional Kerala architecture and Arabic influences, making it a distinctive and picturesque landmark.
The origins of Kakkulangara Masjid are intertwined with fascinating tales. One legend connects it to Malik Ibn Dinar, one of the earliest Persian scholars to travel to India, suggesting it was built under his influence.
Another story associates the mosque with a king from the Kolathiri dynasty who converted to Islam and supported the establishment of the mosque. The Chirakkal Raja donated the land for the mosque, with his chief masons assisting in its construction.
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Kakkulangara Masjid is located in Kannur, Kerala.
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