About Us - Masjid e Mehtab Ali Shah

Our Official Journey

Tracing our legacy through key foundational milestones.

The Nizam's Grant (Inaam)

H.H. Sir Mir Mahboob Ali Khan (Asaf Jah VI)

The foundation of this complex begins with a historic "Inaam" (grant) of land from the 6th Nizam of Hyderabad, H.H. Sir Mir Mahboob Ali Khan Siddiqi Bayafandi (Asaf Jah VI). Known for his benevolence, his reign (1869-1911) was a period of great development. This generous grant established the land as a sacred endowment for generations to come.

Shawal 1302 Hijri (c. 1885)

The Original Endowment Deed

The historic 'Sanad' (deed) bearing the seal of the Nizam's government (1302 H) which officially recorded the 'Inaam' (grant) of land.

September 26, 1961

Official Trust Registration

The trust is officially registered under the Bombay Public Trust Act, securing its legal status as Public Trust No. B.IS 123/61.

January 27, 1987

Administrative Scheme Adopted

The official scheme for the administration and management of the trust is formally adopted, outlining its governance and operations.

Present Day

Preserving the Legacy

Today, the leadership continues the mission, focusing on community service, spiritual guidance, and protecting the historic Waqf land.

Architectural Marvels

Discover the 250+ year old Qutub Shahi landmarks that define our sacred complex.

Ashoorkhana Nal Saheb

The spiritual heart of our complex, dedicated to the remembrance of Imam Hussain (AS) and hosting sacred gatherings.

Naqqar Khana

The historic drum house, a classic feature of Nizam-era architecture used to announce prayer times and important events.

Baradari

The timeless twelve-doored pavilion, designed for ventilation and elegance, serving as a space for community gatherings.

Graveyard & Musafirkhana

The complex includes a historic graveyard and a Musafirkhana (guest house), both part of the original endowment.

Our Endowment & Land

A visual overview of the 13 acre, 23 guntha trust property (D.P. Plan No. 36/2015).

Plan of D.P. Parbhani showing Masjid land

Click on the map to view the full-size development plan.

Survey No. 1

3 Acres, 30 Gunthas

The main survey plot containing the core structures of the Ashoorkhana complex.

Survey No. 2

8 Acres, 15 Gunthas

This plot is leased to the Parbhani Municipal Council for public use, as per the trust agreement.

Survey No. 3

1 Acres, 11 Gunthas

An additional parcel of land that is part of the total endowed trust property.

Our Services & Community

Serving our community's spiritual and modern needs.

Computer Institute

We host a 24-hour computer institute, providing valuable technical education to students from all religious backgrounds.

Ujra-e-Nal Saheb

An establishment providing cooling sharbat and 'Shital Jal' (cold water) to devotees and visitors, continuing a tradition of hospitality.

Modern Security

To ensure the safety and security of all visitors and devotees, the entire complex is monitored by modern CCTV cameras.

Our Historical Archives

A glimpse into our foundational documents.

From the Archives

Our Roots: The Nizam-Era Land Grant

This historic document from the Nizam's government details the original land grant for the Masjid complex...

Our Mission & Vision

Our mission is to serve as a vibrant center for Islamic life, dedicated to spiritual growth, education, and community service. We strive to preserve our rich heritage while fostering an inclusive environment where all can gather, learn, and worship in peace and harmony.