Interieur van de moskee van Shah-e-Alam's Roza in Ahmedabad before 1866

This photograph, taken by Thomas Biggs before 1866, captures the interior of the mosque of Shah-e-Alam’s Roza in Ahmedabad, India. The black and white image showcases the intricate architectural details of the mosque, with its arched ceilings and numerous pillars. The perspective, looking down the length of the mosque, emphasizes its depth and grandeur. While the presence of a few figures adds a sense of scale and daily life, the image primarily focuses on the mosque's architectural beauty, showcasing its elaborate design and intricate craftsmanship. This photograph provides a glimpse into the beauty of Islamic architecture in India during the 19th century.