S1E22 - Beech Wali Masjid - Gazdarabad - Karachi

250-Year-Old Beech Wali Mosque | Hidden Heritage of Karachi | Gazdarabad | History of Karachi Step into the heart of Old Karachi as we explore the historic Beech Wali Mosque in Gazdarabad, a mosque that has stood for nearly 250–300 years. Built by the skilled Silawat (Sangtarash) community, this architectural masterpiece showcases the remarkable craftsmanship of stone carvers who migrated from Jaisalmer, Rajasthan, and helped shape many of Karachi's most iconic heritage buildings. In this documentary, we uncover the history of Beech Wali Mosque, its beautiful hand-carved stonework, traditional architecture, and the incredible contribution of the Silawat community to Karachi's architectural heritage. Their work can be seen in landmarks such as Frere Hall, Empress Market, Sindh Madressatul Islam, DJ Science College, Mohatta Palace, KMC Building, Sindh Assembly, and many other historic sites. If you're interested in Karachi history, Islamic architecture, heritage buildings, travel documentaries, or hidden historical places in Pakistan, this video is for you. Location: Beech Wali Mosque, Gazdarabad, Karachi, Sindh, Pakistan In this video: ✅ 250–300 Year Old Beech Wali Mosque ✅ History of Gazdarabad ✅ Silawat (Sangtarash) Community ✅ Ancient Stone Carving Techniques ✅ Karachi Heritage Buildings ✅ Hidden Places in Karachi ✅ Old Karachi Documentary ✅ Historical Architecture of Pakistan If you enjoyed the video, please Like, Comment, Share, and Subscribe for more documentaries about Karachi's history, heritage, architecture, and forgotten stories.