Naya Hanuman Temple Lucknow — Attraction in Uttar Pradesh

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This Hanuman Temple is built by Begam Rabiya of Nawab Mohd. Ali Shah Bahadur in Lucknow. One anecdote mentions the Begum once had a dream that there was a grand statue of Lord Hanuman buried near a garden and that was instructed to be taken out in order to place it in temple's sanctum sanctorum with full dignity. As soon as she was blessed with a child, the Nawab immediately statred excavating that place. To his utter surprise they found a statue of Lord Hanuman there. Mohd. Ali Shah Bahadur ordered that the statue should be setteled up in a temple near Bada Imam Bada but the elephant carrying this statue stopped & sat down at a place in Aliganj. Despite much effort the elephant didn't moved an inch. On the advice of a saint of that area, Begam Rabiya had ordered to build Temple of Lord Hanuman at that same place. This portrays socio-religious harmony, which is ironically replaced by inter-religious mistrust and conflict. The famous festival of this temple is Bada Mangal, which is held every year in the month of July in Lucknow. Thanks for reading this article. Regards Aon Haider Mirza,...

Temple established between 1792 to 1802 is dedicated to the faith of a Muslim's precisely Nawab of Awadh Mohammad Ali Shah's Wife Begum Rabia. She had a baby in her womb which wasn't coming out so one fine night Lord Hanuman came in her dream and told her that I am inside the ground in Shrambadi, get me out of here and get me established somewhere.

The Begum got the excavation done at the place from where his crude idol appeared and took it on an elephant to the other side of the Imambara which was the area of Laxman ji. But here, as soon as the current land of the new Hanuman temple came, the elephant automatically sat down after which the idol was removed from its top, then the elephant stood up and again the idol was loaded on top of it, but then the elephant sat down yet again because Hanuman ji did not want to go there to Laxman ji's area. The idol was then installed here.

Raja Mahmudabad, District Sitapur has contributed a lot for this temple and the courtyard of this temple has been...