Dhai Din Ka Jhonpra This is a [Sanskrit school] situated in Ajmer city of Rajasthan. It is true that it was built by Vigraha Raj Chauhan IV as "Saraswati Kantha Bharana" (Sanskrit school) and a two and a half day hut. Mohammad Ghori defeated Prithviraj Chauhan in the second battle of Tarain.After that attacked Prithviraj's capital Taragarh Ajmer. Located here. .[1] Its source.[2] [3] The proof of this is a marble inscription on the left side of the main entrance of the hut of two and a half days.On which this school is mentioned in Sanskrit. There is evidence of Harakeli Natak (composed by Vigraharaja IV) on its walls, which is a testimony to its being a "Sanskrit school" in the past.
According to another belief, it got its name because of the two and a half day Urs (of Punjab Shah) held here.
Here, ornate pillars (located on 16 pillars) have been used in Indian style, over which a roof has been constructed. There are circular and flute-shaped minarets built in each corner of the mosque. In the 90s, ancient statues of many gods and goddesses were scattered here and there in the courtyard of this mosque.It was lying there which was later kept at a safe place. This is one of the oldest Islamic mosques in India. According to Javed Shah Khajrana, the historian of this article, Dhai Din Ka Jhopra is the oldest mosque after the Cheraman Juma Masjid in Kerala.
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