Mira Road - Worship

Worship

  • Hare Krishna Hare Rama Temple of the ISKCON group, in Shristi has a large number of devotees visiting this place which also includes devotees of foreign countries. This is a prominent landmark of the area and the temple also organizes many religious and cultural programs.
  • Shams Jama Masjid (Mosque), Mumbai city's 2nd biggest mosque after the Minara Masjid (Mosque), and there are other several mosques also like Aziziya Mosque, Ibrahimiya Masjid, Haidry Jama Masjid, Ahle Hadith Mosque in Naya Nagar.
  • The St.Joseph's Church aka Krista Shanti Dham stands as the largest parish in the Archdiocese of Bombay with more than 25,000 Catholics.
  • Jangid Temple is dedicated to Maa Durga, Shri Sai Baba and other deities. It is among the largest Hindu Temples of Mira Road.
  • There is also Shri Sai Baba Mandir near Silver Park, Ganesh Mandir in Sheetal Nagar, Sri Swaminarayan Mandir, Sector 10. Small Ganesh idols are immersed at the time of Ganesh Chaturthi at Shivar Garden.
  • Gokul Temple, in Shanti Park, Gokul Village
  • Shanti Nagar, Jain Mandir.
  • Gurudwara, Sri Guru Nanak Darbar, in Shanti Nagar.
  • There are several Masjids (mosques) like the Shams Mosque, Aziziya Mosque, Haidry Jama Masjid, Ibrahimiya Masjid, Ahle Hadith Mosque in Naya Nagar.


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