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Khania Dighi Mosque

Wikipedia's first sentence called it “historical abandoned mosque in bangladesh khania dighi mosque”. Today it says “mosque located in the chapai nawabganj district”.
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Khania Dighi mosque, which is a historical abandoned mosque in Bangladesh Khania Dighi Mosque ( ) also known locally as the Chamchika or the Rajbibi mosque is a historic site of Bangladesh located near the Chapai Nawabganj District’s Choto Sona Mosque . Built in the 15th century, believed to be one of the earliest works of the Gaudas . this mosque is said to be created during the year 1480 by an unknown noble women. The mosque looks similar to the Chamkatti mosque located in Malda , West Bengal . Rojonikato, Charoborti (January 1999). গৌড়ের ইতিহাস (in Bengali).1

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Oct '232025
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historical abandoned mosque in bangladesh khania dighi mosque

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mosque located in the chapai nawabganj district

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