12June
Heritage Walk
Old Dhaka Sultanate Walk
A guided morning walk linking Binat Bibi Masjid with three other surviving sultanate-era landmarks of Old Dhaka.
The masjid maintains the unbroken rhythm of daily prayer that has continued here since 1457.
Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha — observed in congregation. Adhan times follow the local Dhaka schedule.
The Friday congregation draws worshippers from across Old Dhaka. The khutbah is delivered in Bengali with Arabic recitation.
Weekly study circles for adults and children — open to all and conducted in the courtyard during cooler months.
A selection of upcoming heritage walks, lectures, conservation reviews and cultural collaborations.
A guided morning walk linking Binat Bibi Masjid with three other surviving sultanate-era landmarks of Old Dhaka.
A scholarly evening on women patrons of Islamic architecture in 15th-century Bengal — reading the masjid as a primary source.
Conservation specialists conduct the annual structural review and tile assessment of the blue minaret. Open to invited researchers.
A cross-border cultural exchange convened in association with the Bangladesh Cultural Heritage Trust.
A day of guided visits, calligraphy demonstrations and storytelling for school children of Dhaka.
A two-day workshop on traditional brick conservation techniques as practised at the masjid, for heritage students and architects.
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