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    This document summarizes information about the Roza Rozi Maqbara tomb located in Sojali Village, Mahemdavad, Kheda district, India. The 15th century tomb was built under king Mohammed Begada’s reign in the Indo-Islamic style. Both Hindu and Muslim communities visit the religious site, with 500-700 people visiting every Sunday. The building is in a state of disrepair with cracks and water damage visible. Conservation is proposed to repair brick voids, plaster loss, and cracks to preserve the historical and cultural significance of the site.

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    This document summarizes information about the Roza Rozi Maqbara tomb located in Sojali Village, Mahemdavad, Kheda district, India. The 15th century tomb was built under king Mohammed Begada’s reign in the Indo-Islamic style. Both Hindu and Muslim communities visit the religious site, with 500-700 people visiting every Sunday. The building is in a state of disrepair with cracks and water damage visible. Conservation is proposed to repair brick voids, plaster loss, and cracks to preserve the historical and cultural significance of the site.

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    Unknown Heritage - Mahemdavad

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    This document summarizes information about the Roza Rozi Maqbara tomb located in Sojali Village, Mahemdavad, Kheda district, India. The 15th century tomb was built under king Mohammed Begada’s reign in the Indo-Islamic style. Both Hindu and Muslim communities visit the religious site, with 500-700 people visiting every Sunday. The building is in a state of disrepair with cracks and water damage visible. Conservation is proposed to repair brick voids, plaster loss, and cracks to preserve the historical and cultural significance of the site.

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    HERITAGE AND CONSERVATION

    Guide : Prof. Jaishree Mishra

    19BAR052 Krity Chauhan


    19BAR067 Krishna Patel
    A part of Roza Rozi Maqbara
    • LOCATION : Sojali Village, Mahemdavad
    Kheda district

    • BUILT YEAR : 15th century


    under king Mohammed
    Begada’s reign

    • USE : Tomb

    • STYLE : Indo – Islamic style


    LOCATION
    CONTEXT

    SITE AREA

    • The site is located in Sojali village in


    Mahemdavad, Kheda

    • The context has Roza- Rozi Dargaah


    and tomb of Saif-ud-din & Nizam-
    ud-din
    HISTORY

    Construction of
    mausoleum of
    Mubarak Sayyld place fell into
    one of Mahumad decay
    Begada's
    15th century ministers 16th century
    (1479)

    15th century 17 – 18th


    Foundation and (1485) century
    Fortification of Great Festival
    Mahemdabad by celebrated
    Muhammad annually
    Begada
    CULTURAL SIGNIFICANCE
    • Religious and Recreational Purposes.
    • Both Hindu and Muslim communities visit
    the tomb on every Sunday nearby 500-
    700 people visit the Roza Rozi site.
    • Hindus who visits Siddhivinayak temple at
    Mahemdabad come to see Tomb, and
    Muslims who come to pray at Dargaah
    they visit Siddhivinayak temple
    • This particular site is not a part of the
    heritage listing and stays as a untouched
    and unrecognized.
    • It serves as a tomb inside which one can
    find relics as shown in the image
    DRAWINGS

    PLAN SECTION
    DRAWINGS

    ELEVATION WINDOW DETAIL


    CONDITION

    • The building is undermaintained.


    • One can notice cracks on the building.
    • The structures crack which is observed allows water
    to come inside the structure, so the major water
    stans were observed can the dome and wall surface.
    CONSERVATION PROPOSAL

    Brick voids

    Loss of plaster

    Cracks infilling
    IMPORTANCE UNKNOWN TO KNOWN

    • Provides opportunities for • Acts as a good connection between two


    Historical values awareness pilgrims if restored properly.
    • Employment to locals • The establishment of a Mahemdabad
    heritage tour will allow for exploring of
    the city and will improve the visitor
    • Scopes for Tourist Hub experience.
    Cultural values • Value Addition to the site
    experience

    Architectural
    • Preserving National Pride
    values

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