Nadapuram Masjid nestled in the historical town of Nadapuram in Kerala, Nadapuram Masjid is a centuries-old mosque that blends Islamic spirituality with rich architectural brilliance.
Renowned for its distinctive Kerala-Persian style, the mosque features intricately carved wooden interiors, a three-storied wooden corridor, and granite pillars rising four meters high. Constructed under the guidance of Maulana Yaqub Musali, the mosque stands beside a large man-made pond that enhances its serene atmosphere. This spiritual hub is free of loudspeakers, encouraging silent devotion. It is believed to be over 500 years old and holds immense significance in the cultural and scholarly history of Kerala. Nadapuram has produced many revered Islamic scholars, such as Poochakkool Ore, Khadi Mohammad Musaliar, and Ahmad Shirazi. Historically a vital trade and learning center, Nadapuram was once a flourishing market under Arab, Gujarati, and Sindhi merchants. The spiritual aura of Sufi saints and cultural contributions of Sree Narayana Wagbhadananda Swami have further shaped its identity. Visitors flock here, especially on significant days, to offer prayers and pay respects at the grave sites of prominent figures.
How To Reach
By Air: Calicut International Airport (86 km); taxi or private transport available.
By Train:Kozhikode Railway Station (64 km); connected by bus and taxi.
By Road: 1-hour drive from Kozhikode via NH-66; regular buses and cabs available.
