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List of Gazette Notified Mosques in the State Of Khata Property No./War Khewat/Ro Sr.No. Waqf ID Waqf Estate Class Type Area Location dNo adNo Plot No. Amsom/Lane Boundaries Specification Mosque Situated Sahla (1), 27/2/2,14 in barara distt. 8863.25 Barara, /1,14/2,14 Situated in Vill. Sayla, Distt. 0‐7‐0‐4 K.M.S.Sq.ft, Mosque in Abadi and with 1‐ 1 HRAM0001 Ambala Sunni Mosque Sq. Yard Ambala ‐ /3,15/1 ‐‐ Ambala Room,1‐Courtyard,1‐Well, Agri‐land,Total 14K 13M Mosque Situated Tharwa (2), 7/7,14,17, in Tharwa, Distt. 16577. Sq. Barara, 24/1,37/1 Situated in Tharwa, Distt. 0‐5‐4‐18 K.M.S.Sq.ft, Mosque in Abadi with 1‐Room,1‐ 3 HRAM0002 Ambala Sunni Mosque Yard Ambala ‐ 6 ‐‐ Ambala Courtyard,Agri‐land.Total 27K 08M Mosque House Lakh Data Alies Sahki Sarwara 141,6/21/ Sultani Situated Tharwa (2), 1,7/25,9/5 Mosque House Lakh Data Alies in Tharwa Distt. 12281.5 Barara, /2,10/1,10 Sahki Sarwara Sultani, Situated 0K 07M,0K 11M,6K 16M,5|K 10M,2K 11M,4K 11M 7 HRAM0003 Ambala Sunni Mosque Sq. Yard Ambala ‐ /2 ‐‐ in Tharwa total 20K 06M Mosque Situated Salakhani (4), 11/19/2,2 0‐6‐7‐22 K.M.S.Sq.Ft, Mosque in Abadi with 1‐Room,1‐ at Vill. Sulkhni, 8318.75 Barara, 2/2,12/3,2 Situated at Vill. Sulkhni, Distt. Courtyard.Agri‐land,3K 00M,3K 10M,0K 13M,6K 8 HRAM0004 Distt. Ambala Sunni Mosque Sq. Yard Ambala ‐ 3,27 ‐‐ Ambala 05M,0K 07M,total 13K 15M Mosque Situated Sherpur (5), total nos. 0‐10‐6‐21 K.M.S.Sq.ft, Mosque in Abadi with 1‐ in Vill. Sher pur, 33728.75 Barara, of khasras Situated in Vill. Sherpur, Distt. Baranda, 1‐Room,1‐Courtyard,Agri‐land,total nos. of 10 HRAM0005 Distt. Ambala Sunni Mosque Sq. Yard Ambala ‐ 12 ‐‐ Ambala Khasras12 total 55K 15M Mosque Situated Sherpur (5), in Vill. Sherpur, 756.25 Sq. Barara, Situated in Vill. Sherpur, Distt. 0‐3‐3‐16 K.M.S.Sq.ft, Mosque in Abadi with 1‐Room,1‐ 11 HRAM0006 Distt. Ambala Sunni Mosque Yard Ambala ‐ 25‐01‐01 ‐‐ Ambala Baranda,1‐Courtyard.1K 05M Mosque Situated Sarda Heri (6), 69/16/2,2 0‐10‐5‐23 K.M.S.Sq.ft, Mosque in Abadi with 1‐ in Vill. Sardhaheri 12160.5 Barara, 5,77/5/1,5 Situated in Vill. Sardhaheri, Room,1‐Baranda,1‐Courtyard,Agr‐land,2K 09M,8K 12 HRAM0007 Distt. Ambala Sunni Mosque Sq. Yard Ambala ‐ /2,6/1 ‐‐ Distt. Ambala 00M,4K 04M,4K 04M,3K 16M,1K 13M,total 20K 02M Mosque Situated Zafarpur (8), in Vill. Zafarpur, 1573. Sq. Barara, 303,92/1/ Situated in Vill. Zafarpur, Distt. 14 HRAM0011 Distt. Ambala Sunni Mosque Yard Ambala ‐ 1 ‐‐ Ambala 1K 08M,1K 04M, Total 2K 12M 28/22/1,2 Mosque, Vill. Binjalpur (9), 2/2,22/3,2 Binjalpur, Distt. 8712. Sq. Barara, 3,32/8/2,9 0‐12‐7‐1 K.M.S.Sq.ft, 4K 13M,0K 18M,1K 09M,1K 15 HRAM0012 Ambala Sunni Mosque Yard Ambala ‐ /1,10/1 ‐‐ Vill. Binjalpur, Distt. Ambala 12M,0K 02M,4K 18M,0K 16M,Total 14K 08M 33/1,2,3,9 ,10,54/14, 15,55/11/ 0‐4‐7‐29 K.M.S.Sq.ft, 6K 10M,8K 00M,8K 00M,8K Mosque Kalan, Gola (16), 1,58/5,4/2 00M,3K 06M,8K 00M,8K 00M,1K 12M,8K 00M,1K Vill. Gola, Distt. 60742. Sq. Barara, ,59/1,2,3, 00M,8K 00M,8K 00M,8K 00M,8K 00M,8K 00M,Total 17 HRAM0013 Ambala Sunni Mosque Metre Ambala ‐ 8,9 ‐‐ Vill. Gola, Distt. Ambala 100K 08M 36/21,22, 23,37/23/ 2,24,25,54 Mosque Khurd, Gola (16), /13,58/7/ 0‐14‐6‐7 K.M.S.Sq.ft, 8K 00M,8K 00M,6K 12M,6K Vill. Gala, Distt. 58443. Sq. Barara, 1,59/4,5,6 00M,8K 00M,8K 00M,8K 00M,3K 14M,8K 00M,8K 18 HRAM0014 Ambala Sunni Mosque Yard Ambala ‐ 0/1,2,3,4 ‐‐ Vill. Gala, Distt. Ambala 00M,8K 00M,8K 00M,7K 08M,0K 18M,total 96K 12M Mosque Situated Sabapur (17), in Sabapur, Distt. 3223. Sq. Barara, Situated in Sabapur, Distt. 19 HRAM0015 Ambala Sunni Mosque Feet Ambala ‐‐ ‐ ‐ Ambala K.M.S.Sq. ft. 0‐3‐2‐23 20/15,16, Mosque Patti 17,18/1,2 Darpur Situated Pelakhni (21), 3,24,33/3/ in Pilkhni, Distt. 43983.5 Ambala, 2,4,5,20/2 20 HRAM0016 Ambala Sunni Mosque Sq. Yard Ambala ‐ 5 ‐‐ Distt. Ambala 4‐6‐3 K.M.S.Sq.ft,72K 14M Mosque Patti Situated in Pelakhni (21), Selampur, Distt. 22173.25 Ambala, 92/21,22, 0‐6‐1‐0 K.M.S.Sq.ft, 8K 00M,8K 00M,8K 00M,8K 21 HRAM0019 Ambala Sunni Mosque Sq. Yard Ambala ‐ 94/2,3,4,7 ‐‐ Selampur, Pilkhani,Distt. Ambala 00M,4K 02M,0K 11M,Total 36K 13M 5/12/1,19, 18/3,21,2 Jama Masjid Patti 2,23/1,20/ Darapur Fatehpur 14/3,100/ Situated in Pelakhni (21), 14/2,15/1, 0‐7‐6‐14 K.M.S.Sq.ft, 5K 00M,7K 19M,1K 09M,8K Pilkhni, Distt. 35755.5 Ambala, 15/2,16,5/ Darapur, Fatehpur, Situated in 00M,7K 03M,0K 13M,3K 16M,3K 06M,1K 17M,4K 22 HRAM0020 Ambala Sunni Mosque Sq. Yard Ambala ‐ 20 ‐‐ Pilkhni, Distt. Ambala 15M,7K 04M,8K 00M,Total 59K 02M Mosque Zail Darweshi Situated Vill. Pelakhni (21), Pilkhni, Distt. 11192.5 Ambala, 73/13/2,1 23 HRAM0021 Ambala Sunni Mosque Sq. Yard Ambala ‐ 8 ‐‐ Vill. Pilkhni, Distt. Ambala 10K 18M Mosque Situated Pelakhni (21), in Vill. Pilkhni, 517. Sq. Ambala, 24 HRAM0023 Distt. Ambala Sunni Mosque Feet Ambala ‐‐ ‐ ‐ Vill. Pilkhni, Distt. Ambala 0‐0‐5‐17 K.M.S.Sq.ft Mosque Rajputtan Situated in Vill. Boh(27) (CT), 26/6/2,27 Boh, Distt. 3993. Sq. Ambala, /14/2,15/ 0‐3‐0‐00 K.M.S.Sq.ft, 3K 08M,1K 02M,2K 02M,total 6K 25 HRAM0027 Ambala Sunni Mosque Yard Ambala ‐ 2 ‐‐ Vill. Boh, Distt. Ambala 12M Mosque Situated Boh(27) (CT), in Vill. Boh, Distt. Ambala, 0‐7‐0‐00 K.M.S.Sq.ft, Mosque in Abadi with 1‐ 26 HRAM0029 Ambala Sunni Mosque 0. Sq. Feet Ambala ‐‐ ‐ ‐ Vill. Boh, Distt. Ambala Room,Courtyard,1‐Baranda Fatehgarh Mosque Situated (31), in Vill Kakaru, Naraingarh, 0‐4‐0‐00 K.M.S.Sq.ft, Mosque in Ababadi 1‐Room,1‐ 27 HRAM0031 Distt. Ambala Sunni Mosque 0. Sq. Feet Ambala ‐‐ ‐ ‐ Vill Kakaru, Distt. Ambala Courtyard, 41/21,22/ 1,40/16/1, Mosque Situated Dadiana (36), 41/19/2,2 in Vill. Dudiana, 23685.75 Ambala, 0,22/2,40/ 0‐4‐1‐6 K.M.S.Sq.ft, 8K 00M,2K 13M,4K 11M,2K 28 HRAM0034 Distt. Ambala Sunni Mosque Sq. Yard Ambala ‐ 16/2,25 ‐‐ Vill. Dudiana, Distt. Ambala 00M,7K 11M,5K 07M,2K 05M,6K 16M,total 39K 03M Mosque Sain Tabalak Shah 44/1,2/2,4 Situated in Vill. Dadiana (36), 5/5,44/2/ Dudiana, Distt. 18724.75 Ambala, 1,13/22,4 8K 00M,5K 07M,3K 08M,2K 13M,8K 00M,0K 01M,3K 29 HRAM0035 Ambala Sunni Mosque Sq. Yard Ambala ‐ 0/23,24 ‐‐ Vill. Dudiana, Distt. Ambala 10M,Total 30K 19M Mosque Abdul Gaffar Khan, Vill Devinagar 14/24/2,2 Devi Nagar, Distt. 3599.75 (37), Ambala, 5/2,16/4/ 30 HRAM0039 Ambala Sunni Mosque Sq. Yard Ambala ‐ 2,5,7/3 ‐‐ Vill. Devinagar, Distt. Ambala 0K 11M,0K 05M,4K 14M,0K 08M,0K 01M,total 5K 19M Mosque Sogiana Situated in Village. Davi Devinagar Nager Distt. 7411.25 (37), Ambala, 4/24/2,6/ 31 HRAM0040 Ambala. Sunni Mosque Sq. Yard Ambala ‐ 4,5 ‐‐ Village Davi nager, Distt. ambala 0K 17M,8K 00M,3K 08M,total 12K 05M Mosque Idgah Kh. No. Situated in Vill. 22/9,11 Davi Nager, Teh. Ambala (M Cl), /2,12/1, Ambala Distt. 12856.25 Ambala, 19/2,20 0K 17M,6K 08M,4K 08M,4K 12M,5K 00M,total 21K 32 HRAM0041 Ambala. Sunni Mosque Sq. Yard Ambala /1 ‐‐‐ Vill. Devinagar, Distt. Ambala 05M Mosque Idgah Situated in Vill 44/15/2,4 Patti Rangeran, Sadanpur (40), 5/11/1,20 Teh. Ambala, 5021.5 Sq. Naraingarh, /2,69/28,7 Vill. Patti Rangeran, Distt. 39 HRAM0045 Distt. Ambala Sunni Mosque Yard Ambala ‐ 9/27 ‐‐ Ambala 3K 02M,1K 02M,2K 04M,0K 01M,1K 17M,total 8K 06M Mosque Moh., Necha Bandan, Situated in Vill. Patti Rangeran, Teh. Sadanpur (40), Ambala,Distt. 3236.75 Naraingarh, Vill. Patti Rangeran, Distt. 40 HRAM0046 Ambala Sunni Mosque Sq. Yard Ambala ‐ 72/19/1 ‐‐ Ambala 5K 07M 18/11,20, 19/14,15, 16,17,18,1 9,20,21,21 ,23,24,25, Graveyard 27/6,15,1 Situated in Vill 6,25,28/1 Janetpur Teh. #####.### Janetpur (45), 0,11,12,21 Ambala, Distt. ### Sq. Ambala, /1,29/1,30 42 HRAM0054 Ambala Sunni Mosque Yard Ambala ‐ /4,5,6,7 ‐‐ Vill. Janetpur, Distt. Ambala 173K 01M. Mosque Situated in Vill Suba Akbar Ambala (M Cl), Pur, Teh. Ambala 393.25 Sq. Ambala, Vill. Suba Akbarpur, Distt. 43 HRAM0055 Distt. Ambala. Sunni Mosque Yard Ambala ‐ 521 ‐‐ Ambala 0K 13M Mosque Situated in Vill Nizampur, Nizampur (53), Teh. Ambala, 3327.5 Sq.
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