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Ghaziuddin Khan's Madarsa and Tomb located near the Ajmeri Gate was constructed by Mir Shamsuddin in 1692. The title Ghaziuddin was conferred upon Mir Shamsuddin who had created this Madrasa to educate and enlighten the Islamic community of medieval India.
English was introduced in this school 1892 and from then it came to be known as the Anglo Arabic School and later on the Anglo Arabic College. The Madrasa also contains the tomb of Ghaziuddin.
Tourist Places near Ghaziuddin Khan's Madarsa and Tomb:
Jama Masjid: The Jama Masjid is one of the largest and principal mosques of India which is visited by people from world over.
Chandni Chowk: One of the biggest trading centers of Delhi, Chandni Chowk or the Moonlight Square is known for its exquisite handicrafts, beautiful jewellery, exotic food and its old world charm.
Red Fort: This sandstone citadel of Delhi, the Red Fort or the Lal Qila on the western banks of Yamuna, is Shah Jahan’s majestic creation. The massive fort with pavilions and palatial mansions draws tourists from world over.
Rajghat: This is the place where Mahatma Gandhi was cremated. On the banks of Yamuna, the Rajghat is the perfect serene locale to take a stroll and recollect the unforgettable contribution of this great leader.
Ajmeri Gate: One of the oldest gates of Delhi, the Ajmeri Gate used to be a gateway of Shahjahanabad. The gate with its arched openings still reminds us of the Mughal rule in India.
Kashmeri Gate: During Sepoy Mutiny, the Kashmiri Gate was the place where the English and Indian troops fought a valiant war.
Dara Shikoh Library: This was built by Shah Jahan’s son and later used as the residential place for David Octerlony who was the first British Resident of Delhi.
St James Church: Consecrated in the year 1836, this church is quite similar to the St. Paul’s Cathedral in London.
Lothian Cemetery: The first cemetery in Delhi which was built for the European soldiers who lost their lives in the 1857 Sepoy Mutiny.
Salimgarh Fort: Built by Salim Shah who was Sher Shah’s son, the Salimgarh Fort was used as a artillery unit by the British during the 1857 revolt.
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