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Ghaghra Khan Bari Mosque

Wikipedia's first sentence called it “medieval-era mosque located in northern bangladesh 's sherpur district”. Today it says “medieval-era mosque located in the khan bari of the ghaghra laskar village in hatibandha union”.
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The opening as it read in 2025

Ghaghra Khan Bari Jame Mosque ( Bengali : ঘাঘড়া খাঁন বাড়ী মসজিদ , Arabic : المسجد غغرا خان باري ) is a medieval-era mosque located in the Khan Bari of the Ghaghra Laskar village in Hatibandha Union, Jhenaigati Upazila , Sherpur District , in the Mymensingh Division of northern Bangladesh . It is an example of Mughal architecture , and since 1999, its preservation has been entrusted to the country's Bangladeshi Department of Archaeology .

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Today
Wikipedia's first sentence called it “medieval-era mosque located in northern bangladesh 's sherpur district”. Today it says “medieval-era mosque located in the khan bari of the ghaghra laskar village in hatibandha union”. Read the current article and compare.
Oct '232025
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Then

medieval-era mosque located in northern bangladesh 's sherpur district

Now

medieval-era mosque located in the khan bari of the ghaghra laskar village in hatibandha union

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