Bibi Ji ki Masjid

Bibi Ji ki Masjid is a historic mosque located in Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh, India. Situated in the old city area, it is known for its traditional Mughal-Rohilla architectural style featuring domes, arches and minarets. The mosque serves as an active place of worship for the local community and is noted for its historical association with the Rohilla period of Bareilly. It remains a significant religious and heritage landmark within the city.

Visitors can expect an active mosque with a courtyard, prayer hall, domes and minarets in traditional North Indian Islamic architectural style. The setting is urban within the old city lanes of Bareilly. Visitors can view the exterior architecture, arches and domes, and the interior prayer hall outside prayer times with permission. The atmosphere is quiet and religious, primarily used for daily prayers.

Bibi Ji ki Masjid is believed to date to the Rohilla period when Bareilly was under the rule of Rohilla chief Hafiz Rahmat Khan (mid-18th century). Local tradition associates its construction with the family of the Rohilla ruler, reflecting the architectural style of that era.

The mosque serves as an important Islamic religious site for the local Muslim community in Bareilly and is used for daily prayers and congregational prayers. It represents the religious and architectural heritage of the city.