Mampuram Mosque

Mampuram Mosque is one of the most revered mosques in Kerala, located near Tirur in Malappuram district. It is a significant spiritual and historical site closely associated with the Mappila Muslim heritage.

Mampuram Mosque is a sacred Islamic site known for its deep spiritual atmosphere and historic relevance. It was a center of the 19th-century Mappila revolts against colonial rule and continues to be a place of inspiration and resistance.
This mosque is the final resting place of Sayyid Alavi Thangal, a revered Muslim spiritual leader and freedom fighter. Every year, the mosque hosts the grand Mampuram Nercha festival, attracting thousands of devotees who gather to honor his legacy.

Surrounded by serene greenery, the mosque’s structure blends traditional Kerala architecture with Islamic design. It is not only a place of worship but also a hub for community services and Islamic learning.

Mampuram Mosque stands as a beacon of faith, history, and resistance. It offers visitors a chance to experience Kerala’s vibrant Muslim traditions and spiritual heritage in a tranquil setting.

🚗 How To Reach

By Road: Mampuram Mosque is located about 8 km from Tirur town

Nearest Railway Station: Tirur Railway Station – approx. 9 km

Nearest Airport: Calicut International Airport (CCJ) – around 34 km

🕌 Visiting Hours and Entry

Open: All days of the week. Visitors are welcome during non-prayer hours. Fridays and during Nercha festival days see heavy footfall.

Entry: Open to people of all faiths. Modest dress and respectful behavior are expected within the mosque premises.

🎉 Important Occasions

Mampuram Nercha: An annual spiritual festival held in memory of Sayyid Alavi Thangal, drawing thousands of devotees.

Eid-ul-Fitr and Eid-ul-Adha: Grand congregational prayers, community feasts, and charitable activities take place.