An incident from Rajauli in Bihar, where a mosque surfaced after spending more than 30 years submerged, is becoming popular on social media. A massive influx of people arrived to visit the mosque that had been submerged in water for 30 years following this strange news that quickly spread throughout the coast.
The Rajauli locals have related this story; they claim that before the Rajauli dam was built, the mosque was known as “Noori masjid,” but that the water flow then drew the mosque into the river. A large crowd of people visit the mosque every day in Rajauli because the locals there are so pleased to see it open.
On the internet, a villager’s interview is becoming viral. In it, you can see people walking along a muddy path and the mosque that is in the middle of the river. Following such a miraculous-like event, spirituality is becoming more widely accepted, which has allowed social media influencers to use it as a digital revenue source by sharing various posts about it.
Numerous people were spotted running towards the mosque, trudging through the mud and snow to reach the parapet of the dilapidated ancient building. Also seen hurrying to the mosque were numerous families. There were numerous people who entered the mosque, but they were shocked to see the structure was in perfect condition. That the mosque’s construction hasn’t even suffered the least damage after being underwater for decades was its most remarkable feature.
