If you want to see Khan Jahan Ali Mazar ( Khan Jahan Ali Mazar ), you have to go to Bagerhat district of Khulna division . Although Hazrat Khan Jahan Ali (RA) was born in India, he came to Jessore, Bagerhat region of Bangladesh to preach religion. He built the famous sixty-domed mosque in Bagerhat. According to many, Khan Jahan Ali came to Bangladesh from Arab countries via Delhi. Although little information is available about his personal and family life, researchers believe that Khan Jahan Ali was a contemporary of Sultan Ghiyasuddin Azam Shah. Khan Jahan Ali was a close friend and general of the then Sultan Nasiruddin Mahmud Shah of Gaur. As the Sultan's representative, Khan Jahan Ali created a township in Bagerhat region and named it Khalifat-e-Abad and in accordance with the arrival of 360 Auliyas, he built 360 mosques and dug 360 dighis in Bhati region.
Khan Jahan Ali died on 23 October 1459 on Wednesday 863 Hijri 26 Zil Hajj. His mausoleum has been constructed on the north bank of Khanjeli Dighi. The mausoleum of Khan Jahan Ali is square in shape. The wall of the monument is 25 feet high and has a dome on the roof. Inside this mausoleum is the shrine of Hazrat Khanjahan Ali on a stone altar. The architecture of the dargah or shrine is very similar to that of the six-domed mosque. Every year on the 25th day of the Bengal calendar, the annual Orsh Mubarak is held in the premises of Khan Jahan Ali Shrine. And a fair is held here on the first full moon of Chaitra month. To see the shrine of Khan Jahan Ali, thousands of devotees from all over the country flock to the shrine in Orsh and Mela.



